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Pale as a Ghost (Duncan Andrews Thrillers, #1) Pale as a Ghost by Stephen Osborne
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“It’s just that… I’m wanting to start dating myself.” I saw Gina’s eyes bug out. “I don’t mean dating myself. I’ve been doing that for ten years now. It’s gotten to the point where I buy my left hand chocolates on Valentine’s Day.”
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“I smiled. “Nick, this is my dead boyfriend, Robbie. If you can’t see him, at least you’ll be able to see the salt carton hanging in mid-air. My dog is a zombie, and I’ve got a friend that’s a witch.”

“Oh,” he said in a very small voice.

I nodded. “That’s pretty much what I asked you over to tell you. So, what’s new with you?”
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“Daisy was my beloved bulldog, who had some problems of her own—the main one being that she, too, was no longer alive. However, she wasn’t a ghost like Robbie. Daisy was a zombie. Long story.”
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“DINNER went off without a hitch up until the part where people actually sat down at the table and began to eat. After that it went horribly wrong.”
Stephen Osborne, Wrestling With Jesus
“I’d never thrown myself through a window before, but I knew what to do in theory. The answer is: don’t do it.”
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“My hand found its way back to her knee. I hoped it was to comfort her. I’d hate to think that my right hand was straight. “Soon. I’ll call her this afternoon and get back to you.”

She nodded. I removed my right hand, thankful that I was left-handed. I’d hate to have to try masturbating with a straight hand. It probably wouldn’t cooperate. And then where would I be?”
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“Gina’s brow furrowed. “I’m a witch not fucking Harry Potter. You want miracles call the 700 Club.”
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“He hadn’t actually acted since his high school senior play (where he had famously skipped two whole pages of dialog and died fifteen minutes too soon),”
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