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Oh Bubba, Where Art Thou?

Bubba the Monster Hunter, Book 26

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Oh Bubba, Where Art Thou?

By: John G. Hartness
Narrated by: John Solo
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Darrell Scott said it best when he said country music sounds tired, but it doesn't sound Haggard, that is has money, but it doesn't have Cash. Well, Bubba is visited by the Ghosts of Music Past, Present, and Yet to Come in a Christmas Carol-style romp guided by legends of song to save Music from Auto-Tune Hell, literally!

Follow Bubba as he tries to save music, gets his butt kicked by a little girl, and duels a demon in a sing-off that would make Charlie Daniels proud as a demon comes to Muscle Shoals and Bubba time-travels with Hank Williams, Sr.!

And after all that, this season three finale ends with a huge revelation about Bubba's family that will leave audiences waiting with bated breath for the beginning of Bubba the Monster Hunter season four!

©2016 John G. Hartness (P)2017 Falstaff Books Anthologies & Short Stories Fiction Horror Supernatural Fantasy Scary Paranormal

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