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True Love Never Dies
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Elaine Brazda was devastated by the loss of her husband and soul mate, Eddie. After three months of isolating herself away from her family and friends, Eddie’s death started to haunt her. His sweet daily romantic gestures that once made Elaine smile are now used to torment her.
Elaine Brazda was devastated by the loss of her husband and soul mate, Eddie. After three months of isolating herself away from her family and friends, Eddie’s death started to haunt her. His sweet daily romantic gestures that once made Elaine smile are now used to torment her.
Elaine decided to leave her home in Pinehurst, Texas, and reopen a bakery that her grandmother, Annie, left her in Newark, New Jersey. Eddie and Elaine always dreamed of opening a bakery, so she kept the name they decided on, Eddie and Elaine’s Sweet Treats.
After a month of renovations and hiring her bakery crew, it was the day that she’s been dreaming of, Grand Opening Day. That was also the day Elaine’s dream quickly ended, and the series of frightening supernatural events began.
Elaine’s grandmother, Annie, left a hot pink rotary phone on the wall that Elaine decided to keep in memory of her. An old colorful character by the name of Mrs. Gulley knew the history of the phone. She told Elaine that the phone belonged to an old voodoo queen in New Orleans, Louisiana. Elaine liked Mrs. Gulley, but there was more to her than meets the eye! Was the phone magical or cursed?
Elaine soon found out that true love never dies. The promise that Eddie had engraved on the gold locket was real, and
Eddie always kept his promises!
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