The Last Train

The Last Train

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Nov 21, 2014
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Fantasy
In this short and witty novella, Jake traverses a treacherous path between heaven and hell to reunite with his beloved Bernadette. A vacation celebrating their Silver Anniversary goes very wrong, and so the bizarre journey begins. Jake’s premature death is the catalyst for this comical, suspenseful, and thrilling page-turner. Love is the fuel that empowers his resolute stubbornness. “The Last Train” is a romantic comedy with a symphony of twists that defy an accurate genre classification. You will face the most unusual life-after-death situations throughout. Angels and demons fight and crazy people roam the pages. Humor and horror face our sarcastic hero, labeled “heaven’s most wanted.” It has been described as, “Laugh out loud funny” and, “Bloody brilliant!” Like many small packages, it contains an amazing and memorable gift from Richard Alan to you.
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