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    Ghost Diaries, Case #2 The Haunting of Reginald Bonner
    Ghost Diaries, Case #2 The Haunting of Reginald Bonner
    Ghost Diaries, Case #2 The Haunting of Reginald Bonner
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    Ghost Diaries, Case #2 The Haunting of Reginald Bonner

    By Willow Cross

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    Ghost Diaries is a series of episodic short stories. This is Case #2 The Haunting of Reginald Bonner.

    Could someone experience a haunting and remain completely unaware? In the case of Reginald Bonner, investigator Taija Ford believes she's uncovered evidence revealing just such an event.

    Sometimes people don't realize what they have until it's too late, and if they refuse to believe the impossible, they might not comprehend the real danger until death stakes its claim.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWillow Cross
    Release dateJan 13, 2013
    ISBN9781301562794
    Ghost Diaries, Case #2 The Haunting of Reginald Bonner
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    Willow Cross

    Willow Cross is a multi-genre author who resides in Indiana. She also moonlights as a radio talk show host for The World of Ink Network’s The Paranormal Hour. A self-proclaimed vamp enthusiast, were-hunter, prankster, dreamer, story teller, benevolent dictator of minions, and chocolate lover, she spends her free time with family and friends, as well as participating in paranormal investigations.Her home has been known to host the occasional ghost and several of her friends profess to be witches. Although she dearly loves Vampires and Werewolves, they are never invited for dinner.

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      Ghost Diaries, Case #2 The Haunting of Reginald Bonner - Willow Cross

      Ghost Diaries

      Case #2

      The Haunting of Reginald Bonner

      Copyright 2013 Willow Cross

      Smashwords Edition

      License Notes

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this ebook with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. This work may not be recreated in any form, digital or otherwise, without written permission from the author. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      Other Books by Willow Cross

      Haunted

      Haunted II

      Ghost Diaries

      Case #1 The Haunting of Sarah Beth Hawkins

      Case #2 The Haunting of Reginald Bonner

      Case #3 The Unusual Evolution of Timothy Hicks

      The Dark Gifts series:

      Birthright

      Inheritance

      Legacy (coming soon)

      Dark Gifts Companions

      Afterlife

      The Bloodstone Oracle

      Sacrifice (coming soon)

      Oceans of Red series

      Volume one- Rise of the Demons

      Volume two- Demon Evolution

      Volume three- Demon Apocalypse (coming soon)

      A Higher Calling

      A Christmas Miracle

      ***

      Ghost Diaries

      After going through at least twenty or more hatboxes, I ran across this particular file. It seems remarkably different than the previous haunting. More importantly, it appears my father, David Ford, spent a good deal of time researching this case. The diary begins in January of 1901, but nothing of consequence is noted until the death of Annie Bonner in July of 1902. This story is a compilation of Reginald Bonner’s journal entries as well as detailed accounts from the diary of a Miss Faith Hicks.

      My name is Taija Ford and this is my second real investigation into my father’s mysterious pastime. Whether the story we’ve pieced together is true or false, I’ll leave for you to decide.

      ***

      Entry taken from the journal of Reginald Bonner. Allegedly first discovered in an abandoned storage locker and later sold to Riser’s Antiquated Books in 1981. I ran across it while perusing the shelves and purchased it in 1982. Mr. Bonner claims to have been a school teacher, but the expensive leather binding, as well as the size of the book, leads me to believe he either came from a wealthy family, or there is more to his story than meets the eye.--DF

      July Fifth, 1902

      My mind seems disorganized. I had hoped writing down the events of the day would help bring some sort of perspective to the situation. Perhaps I

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