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Free Rent

Anglais · Livre de poche

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Free Rent, is a fictionalized depiction that portrays a heart-wrenching phenomenon of a trying ordeal that two, young adults had to endure. As their bodily spirits became separated during an explosion that occurred while sitting together in a movie theater in1923, in Chicago
What makes this story so unquiet is that the character cohabited with the living as if they actually coexisted with them on a living basis. As if they were alive but, not being able to be seen. Where they were existing in spirit only.
Where one, became able to transport herself, Where the other spirit wasn't out the confinement of their limited domain. Where their bodiless spirits became imprisoned.
Where over the years they existed within many redevelopments that took place since the theater last existed. To when a nine, story modern apartment building was constructed. Some years later.
Where now their spirits were allowed to roam four levels of the apartment building. Which was equal to the height of the original movie theater. Where they shared the tenant's lives that moved in.
During which something miraculous happened to one, of the spirits. Her body became rejoined with her spirit. Where she was able to be released from her improvement.
Where she in turn returned after buying the apartment building coming back to become rejoined with her soul mate. Where they could live together as before. With the exception being. She was able to come and go at her own digression. While the other was still confided still having to live in both realms. The living and the nonexistent.
Where he continued to go out visiting and sharing his life with the tenants that became a part of his life as they were family.

Détails du produit

Auteurs Arthur Richter
Edition WorkBook Press
 
Langues Anglais
Format d'édition Livre de poche
Sortie 18.06.2021
 
EAN 9781955459433
ISBN 978-1-955459-43-3
Pages 358
Dimensions 152 mm x 229 mm x 19 mm
Poids 519 g
Catégorie Littérature > Littérature (récits)

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