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Read Time: ~1.6 hr

Phantom trucker

by Jason K. Friedman (1996)

About this book

CJ Bulloch grows up steeped in the legends his father tells when he comes home after a long day behind the wheel, but the tale of a ghost trucker is more than CJ can handle. The Phantom Trucker.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CorePhantom trucker Lead Character

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