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Synopsis: A Conversation with my Dead Father

My newest novel is now ready and available on Amazon!

Synopsis: A Conversation with my Dead Father
By Kevin J. Curtis

It's impossible to talk to the dead right? Apparently it isn't anymore-as an experimental computer program sends Jimmy on a whirlwind adventure that allows him to speak directly to his recently deceased father-as technology bridges the gap between the living and the dead in this one-of-a-kind emotional thriller!

For Synopsis: "A Conversation with my Dead Father," eBook click,

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00X5YUWRO

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LDM said…
I have a week vacation coming up in June. I am going to order this and a few other books before it. Lawnchair , lake, wind, beer and books. Life is awesome!
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