Last Call with the Ghost of Pancho Villa

Not every ghost is scary—some are downright charming. The ghost of Pancho Villa has found a home in a grand old hotel in an Arizona border town and seems perfectly content, as long as the tequila is flowing in the bar and maids leave televisions tuned to his favorite game show. Even though Pancho can't always keep track of his head he still makes a fine drinking buddy as the narrator discovers in this hilarious short story filled with genuine Arizona history and legends. Together the two amigos hatch a get-rich-quick scheme to track down the famed Lost Dutchman Mine and start their own business. It's an almost foolproof plan—if they can ever manage to pry themselves off the bar stools in the Saddle and Spur Tavern. This journey to the Gadsden Hotel in Douglas, Arizona is not a typical summer vacation but it's one readers won't soon forget.