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Back 2 School Paranormal Event and Rafflecopter October 2-4

Posted on September 29, 2017 by Carole AnnSeptember 29, 2017

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Posted on September 14, 2017 by Carole AnnSeptember 13, 2017

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CTR Review of Storm Watch

Mike and Liz thought they'd gotten control of the specters haunting the Barrett Inn. But things get very complicated when they're the ghosts from your past life. The Category Five Hurricane bearing down on Cape Cod appears to be headed directly for them--or has it been spawned from inside them? Either it was age or too much on his mind, but forgetting your morning routine was like getting lost in your own back yard. Mike was in the parking lot before he realized he'd forgotten to stop for tea. There was some water and soda aboard the Whaler-warm of course-some stale snacks too. The sun peeked through a bank of puffy white clouds, giving the hint of a beautiful day to come. But to the west, a dark expanse rolled over itself like a giant octopus, its tentacles undulating, slapping the cottony sky. "Damn ghosts."