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Jimmy's Curse

By: Steve Altier
Narrated by: Chas Mandela
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It’s been a little over a year since the teens lost one of their own, but the memory still haunts them.

Johnny and his friends are typical teenagers in central Pennsylvania. They go to school, have after-school jobs, and spend their free time fishing and hanging out. They share a unique experience that bonds them in a way most teenagers wouldn't understand—their friend Jimmy was killed a year ago by a ghost. Now Jimmy is back, and he needs their help.

Johnny, Buck, and the rest of the gang go back to where it all began: a small cave nestled in the mountains. There, they must solve the case of a missing ghost, and who would want to take their remains. They quickly learn that this goes beyond a simple mystery—they might be able to pull off the impossible and break Jimmy’s curse. They just have to be careful not to lose another friend in the process.

This fast-paced, whodunit adventure will keep you on the edge of your seat until the final minute.

©2023 Steve Altier (P)2023 Steve Altier

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