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A cat staring at the ceiling means trouble at the café…
An ordinary day at the café, the delicious scent of coffee and pastry permeating the air… All darkened by spooky behavior from Nina’s familiar. While staring at invisible things might be typical for an ordinary cat, Boo staring at invisible things spells trouble. Nina worries the café inherited a ghost, but she ensured no ghosts haunted this building before leasing it.
What’s a witch to do but wait until closing and question her cat.
And discover what dark and sinister entity lurks in the shadows, waiting to return.
A HAUNTING AT THE CAFE is available to read for free until the 15th of October, when another story will be posted.
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