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Down the Hall from Mr. Wagner

By: Adam Kivell
Narrated by: Anna K. Viemeister
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The year is 1965. Jesse Goldstein and her friends Krista and Madison are backpacking through Europe. The joy of travelling drastically changes once they visit the infamous concentration camp at Auschwitz.

Since childhood, Jesse has used her unique ability to interact with ghosts, to her enjoyment. But during a tour of the camp, she naively agrees to assist a young spirit named Eli. His soul is unable to rest until three former SS officers, who escaped prosecution by various means, are brought to justice.

Along her journey, she joins a team of experienced Nazi hunters called the Soldiers of Justice. Together, they try to help Jesse fulfill her promise, but they underestimate what the fugitives will do to remain free.

©2020 Adam Kivell (P)2020 Adam Kivell Historical Fiction Occult

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