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Cleo's life is shadowed by the restless ghost of her grandmother, whose mysterious death in 1932 left behind unanswered questions and whispered conspiracies. Determined to uncover the truth, Cleo enlists her friend Mary and cousin Dinah to exhume the grave - only to awaken another spirit buried in an upright tomb. As family tragedies unfold, including the shocking murder of her uncle in his nightclub, Cleo and her siblings confront death for the first time. Their great-grandfather Waldo looms large, a figure who may be the Devil himself, weaving dark influence through generations. The family finds fleeting joy when Cleo's father takes over the club, but history crashes down again with Buddy Holly's death and the club's closure. Cleo and Dinah, now unwed mothers, introduce their children to Waldo, whose chilling past resurfaces. In revisiting Vada Jain's grave, Cleo discovers a final revelation - one that binds family, fate, and the supernatural forever.
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Who's Waldo: The Haunting
Carla Coffman
May 25, 2026
978-1-972759-02-8
180
Fiction
About the Author

Carla Coffman
Carla Coffman is from Baltimore, Maryland, but has lived most of her life in West Virginia. Her first job was at The National Geographic in Washington, DC. She went on to serve as Secretary to the Director at a brokerage firm on Wall Street in NYC, and later worked as a real estate broker in Charleston, WV. She has since returned to Nicholas County, where she continues to work with the family's insurance agency. She paints and cares for her cats, two Calicos and a Siamese.
Carla got A's in high school journalism, has taken several writing courses over the years, and contributed content at both The National Geographic and the Charleston Newspaper. She has self-published three books: Higgins Hotel, Who's Waldo: The Haunting of Cleo, and Sidewalk in the Sky, the first she published under a pen name.
Her stories are drawn from real experience — the people she has met, the places she has worked, and the mysteries she has lived through. She writes to make sense of life's chaos and to find humor in the darkness. Her personal motto: "Live and let live."
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