Trapped in a Tomb!

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Patrick Dorn
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I just published another short ghost story! “Daddy’s Girl.” A Ghost Bride at Sligo Cemetery begs Father Declan to help free her grief-stricken father, who has languished earthbound in their family vault for 150 years. But when the priest descends into the cold, damp mausoleum, he provokes an ancient adversary that threatens to make this a one-way crossing. Available in all e-book and paperback formats. Click on the image for more information and to purchase a copy.

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    Rebecca

    Thank you. I cannot express what a bizarre world we live in and to what amusement, I realized (when I was going to Sligo for the first time to search out my family upon finding a clue on my American ancestor’s 1920 passport application that she was going to Mullaghmore, Sligo to visit her family, and when I searched on the internet for a local chapel there to try to find her family’s graves,) the first image that came up was literally my face, a nice little ghost from the past–quite amusing. That an author ended up using a stock photo of me from years before for his story about exactly the county my ancestors were from, even though I had never been there myself–how deliciously unnerving. Full circle ghosts of time indeed. Thank you for an amusing story I’ll never forget. –the Phantom Bride

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      Patrick Dorn

      How strange and wonderful! Rebecca, if you would like me to credit you on my copyright page, I would be more than delighted. Just give me your name and any additional information you wish to share. I’ve been to Ireland four times (planning the fifth next summer) and Sligo is one of my favorite areas. Best of luck in your genealogical journey. “Daddy’s Girl” is one of my favorite Father Declan stories. Thank you for bringing the Ghost Bride to life! Patrick.

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