R. W. Wallace writes in most genres, though she tends to end up in mystery more often than not. Dead bodies keep popping up all over the place whenever she sits down in front of her keyboard.
The stories mostly take place in Norway or France; the country she was born in and the one that has been her home for two decades. Don't ask her why she writes in English - she won't have a sensible answer for you.
Her Ghost Detective short story series appears in Pulphouse Magazine, starting in issue #9.
You can find all her books, long and short, on rwwallace.com.
Lost Friends. Ghost Detective Short Stories, #2
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- Date de parution26/07/2021
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Résumé
At the farthest corner of the cemetery, a very special mausoleum stands vigil. Tall, solid, and spacious, it houses the remains of our town's Jane and John Does. The bodies nobody claimed. Two police officers arrive with a new urn, to be placed in a slot without a name. Clothilde and Robert, the cemetery's only resident ghosts, attend the funeral from their side of the veil. Most people need time to come to grips with being a ghost.
Most people scream for days. When a young girl pops out of the urn without so much as a squeak, Clothilde and Robert know they have a challenging new case on their hands.
Most people scream for days. When a young girl pops out of the urn without so much as a squeak, Clothilde and Robert know they have a challenging new case on their hands.























