Ghostly Attractions

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~ It is a novel in the works, and I know that the grammar isn't the best right now, but I haven't really had time to edit it when I want to finish it. There will be time for that later on I believe.

Synopsis: A young girl falls in love with someone entirely unexpected, and it takes her awhile to come to terms with it.
A man however, believes that he's fallen in love with a ghost. He is haunted by her daily, and he doesn't even know who she is.
A fire sparks, and everything is blown apart. She changes, and turns into a real mess. And he really is in love with a ghost.

- Aimee.

This is the first time I've posted this, and I probably botched this right up. Forgive me.
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Ghosts always float through your mind; but they stay longer than necessary. Like my thoughts.




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Falling in love with a ghost sounds extremely attractive. But why don't you name it and call it decently instead of calling it a ghost because it wouldn't really drag people in to read it. I also want to know whether it's going to be funny or heart broken love story. But of course it's difficult to make a happy ending with ghost as a partner, I just suggest you to make a good story with twist and turns. Waiting!!!!
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