The Ghost and Mr. Moore by Ryan Field

Author:Ryan Field [Field, Ryan]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Erotica, Romance, Fiction
ISBN: 9781607773078
Google: 9NpUO1DECw4C
Amazon: 1607778564
Publisher: Ravenus Romance
Published: 2009-11-08T11:00:00+00:00

Town Meeting for the Memorial Day issue in mid-November. This gave Dexter and the

rest of the Retail Association at least six weeks to get the word out to the community and

to prepare for battle against the chamber. Dexter knew Fred and the town chamber would

also be working hard to spread their information, and he knew the Retail Association

would have to work twice as hard to be taken seriously.

It also became one of the main focuses of the TV show. Jesse Barlow flew back

and forth from Los Angeles. Kellan and Paige were the ones putting it all together. But

Jesse knew a good thing when he saw it, so he used the Memorial Day issue to his

advantage. When he left town, he told Kellan and Paige to get as much about Dexter’s

fight to save the fundraiser as possible.

But the TV show wasn’t Dexter’s top priority. He was fighting to save the

traditional Memorial Day Weekend fundraiser because he’d come to believe in the issue

and he didn’t want to see an important fundraiser end for something as frivolous as an

arts festival. He also wanted to help the small retail businesses of Provincetown so they

wouldn’t be swallowed up in a counter-productive event that would jeopardize their

already small incomes.

Dexter created fliers and walked them door to door until his feet ached. He spent

long hours in his study with Elliot. They set up a blog, a Facebook page, and a Twitter

account about what they were doing. Most nights he couldn’t keep his eyes open, but he wanted Internet presence with this issue. There were a lot of younger people in town who

didn’t read newspapers anymore and Dexter figured he could catch their attention by

using more current methods of communication. He set up Google alerts to see if Fred and

the chamber were doing anything on the Internet. And every morning when he checked

the Google alerts, he found the chamber was completely ignoring the Internet. This didn’t

raise his eyebrows in the least. Though Fred talked a good game, Dexter knew he was an

amateur.

By the end of October, Michael called Dexter on a Monday night. He’d just read

about the new reality show that Dexter was doing and he was curious to here more. “Hey,

baby. Why didn’t you tell me about this gig?” He hadn’t called since they’d last seen him

on the Fourth of July. “Why did you keep it from me?” He was talking as if Dexter was

still his partner.

Dexter sighed. It was late and he was in his office with Captain Lang. Dexter had

just finished a blog post about saving the fundraiser and Lang was rubbing his shoulders.

He shrugged and said, “I haven’t told anyone except the people around me. I’m not too

thrilled about doing it in the first place. The only reason I did it is because I need the

money.” He wasn’t a mean person. He didn’t throw out the fact that Michael had lost all

their money. But he wanted Michael to know this wasn’t about having fun.

“You’re being much too kind to this idiot,” Captain Lang said. “Don’t tell him

how much money you’re making.

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