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I\u2019ll buy your buffet ticket,\u201d I said. \u201cI want you fueled up for the day.\u201d \u201cReally?\u201d \u201cYes. See? I\u2019m not a bad boss.\u201d Kurt jumped out of bed. I sat on the recliner in the corner and waited for him to get ready. After I had read a few news articles, Kurt stepped out and told me he was good to go. The main dining room was something to behold. Two of the largest chandeliers I\u2019d ever seen hung from the coffered ceiling, seemingly held up by six wide Roman columns evenly spaced throughout the room.<\/p>\n

The chafing dishes, each silver and spotless, wafted the heavenly smell of butter and bacon to my nose. Each table and chair were seemingly designed to impress nobility. We were seated and I was disappointed to find my chair wobbled just a hair. I ordered coffee and Kurt asked for orange juice.<\/p>\n

The food was just as good as it smelled. Buttermilk biscuits that disappeared under sausage gravy, thick bacon, and some of the softest eggs I had ever eaten filled me up in a hurry. I wished my stomach was bigger. Kurt and I ate in silence, despite his questions. I told him I couldn\u2019t think straight before a few cups of coffee, but really, I just wanted to enjoy the meal in peace. Thinking about what was ahead of us that day would\u2019ve distracted me from the food on my plate.<\/p>\n

Warm French toast and a third cup of black coffee rounded out one of the best meals of my life. \u201cAll right,\u201d I said, throwing my napkin on top of my empty plate. \u201cIt\u2019s ten o\u2019clock now. Why don\u2019t you go find me some protection against the ghosts. I\u2019ll go to the electronics store to look for cameras. Let\u2019s meet in the lobby around noon and go from there.\u201d \u201cWhat kind of protection?\u201d Kurt asked. \u201cSomething physical. I don\u2019t want the ghosts to be able to touch me.\u201d<\/p>\n

Kurt nodded and then said, \u201cHenry? Would it be okay if I borrowed some money? I just paid my rent and I\u2019m a little light. You can take it out of my next check.\u201d \u201cThat\u2019s fine.\u201d<\/p>\n

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No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred. Cover Artist: Roderick Brydon First edition 2025 OceanofPDF.com Praise for “Let the Ghosts Sleep” Friday, June 7, 2024 Saturday, June 8, 2024 Sunday, June 9, 2024 Monday, June 10, 2024 Epilogue Acknowledgements About Keller Agre UB Website OceanofPDF.com Contents \u201cAgre takes debut horror to a whole new level with an ominously addictive ghost tale that will leave you second guessing your next vacation\u2014for better or worse.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u2013 Laura Bilodeau, author of Dr. Grinsaw \u201cA classic ghost story in the vein of Matheson, Poe, or Jackson—filled with mystery—color me impressed. I\u2019ll be watching for more from this author and you should too\u201d \u2013 Chisto Healy, best-selling author of The Gateway in Apartment 8 \u201cFast-paced, scary, fun, dark, a little whiskey, all the things that make a solid story.<\/p>\n

The ghosts may sleep; you will not.\u201d \u2013 Michael Carter, author of Boneyard Tales \u201cLet the Ghosts Sleep is a classic ghost story filtered through a darker, more modern lens. Agre paints a vivid picture of a haunted hotel off the coast of Georgia. The secrets of Crane Island will stay with you for a long time.\u201d \u2013 Praise for “Let the Ghosts Sleep” Bryan Holm, Author of Satanic Static \u201cKeller Agre\u2019s debut novella Let the Ghosts Sleep is an examination of fame culture, the occasional exploitative nature of true crime podcasts, and the lengths one will go to stay relevant and rich.<\/p>\n

Featuring an unlikable main character I loved to hate and the literal and metaphorical ghosts of his past, Agre provides a refreshing, twisty take on classic haunting tropes, culminating in a satisfying, full-circle conclusion. You won\u2019t wanna \u201csleep\u201d on this one!\u201d \u2013 Chloe York, author of Our Devil\u2019s Awake “Let the Ghosts Sleep carries a wisp of old-fashioned southern charm, not unlike the Georgia coast it visits. As an ambitious podcast host examines two serial killers more than a hundred years apart, the ghosts \u2014 both literal and figurative \u2014 in this novella scratch at the thin veneer of Deep South gentility, money, and fame addiction, exposing the ugliness beneath them.<\/p>\n

A haunting read from a new voice in horror.” \u2013 Michael Wehunt, author of The October Film Haunt and Greener Pastures OceanofPDF.com To my partner, Caitlin. OceanofPDF.com OceanofPDF.com \u201c\u2026AND THAT\u2019S OUR SHOW. Will the Marie College Maimer strike again this weekend?<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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