Hell's Point Ghosts, Goats & Golfers

by Lee Carey

Was it the title, the cover, or both that brought you here for a peek? No matter – welcome and congratulations – you are checking out a unique read because it contains a sizable number of real characters, and I use that description as literally as possible. Yes, the names have been altered to protect what little innocence they possess. But seriously, if they weren’t fine, upstanding folks, they wouldn’t be included.We also have fictitious characters running and flying around in this story. Since this novel falls into the General Fiction genre, I happily employed my creativity – voila! So get ready to meet some cool spirits who lend a translucent hand in moving this tale forward. The goats are as real as the authentic characters, except they’re tickled pink with only a minor role.Imagine a first-rate Virginia Beach golf course two miles from the Atlantic Ocean, the way a crow flies, carved in the middle of a forest, and sliced in half by a creek with an ominous name. Okay, you’re at Sandbridge National Golf Club. Throw in a big dose of bizarre, other-worldly happenings, a non-golfer engrossed with tracking his ancestors back to England, and mix all that with the members and employees' eclectic personalities – and you have the title – Hell’s Point Ghosts, Goats & Golfers.Thank you for sharing your time with my scribblings. Keep smilin’… You need not be a golfer to enjoy this story.

193 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 1, 2021

About the author

Lee Carey lives in Sandbridge, a small coastal town in Virginia Beach. He has been writing since '99 and penned 13 novels in various genres: 4 Mystery/Crime - 4 Pet novels and 3 - Historical fiction novels (The McComas Trilogy) - 2 Family Saga - along with 2 compilations of Short Stories. Check out his website: LeeCarey-author.com
Lee enjoys surfing, skydiving, writing, golf, and hanging out on the beach with his wife, Kay, their rescue pooch Maddie, and friends.
His attitude and slogan is: "Paddle hard for every wave...it might be your best ride."
His sign off slogan: 'Keep smilin'...'

Reviews

[Lee Carey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very enjoyable read.