Published by Milford House PressDate Published: September 12, 2020
Pages: 226
Format: eBook
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Something terrible happened to Clarinda Braxton 200 years ago. Recently widowed Sylvie Andrus is determined to find out what, even if she has to collaborate with ghosts. Her young son Jason tries to stop her, but Sylvie persists until she nearly loses him.
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My Thoughts
I’ll be honest. It’s been awhile since I’ve read a novel like this, two different eras with paranormal elements. But, Fite has done a wonderful job in creating a captivating novel. One that’s filled with a story line that will keep you hooked, guessing and wanting more. One that has characters that work their way into your heart and don’t want to leave. This alternate timeline story is unique and beautifully written. The emotions of the characters are felt by the reader, the pages turn fast and before you know it, you’re at the end of the book, thinking, reflecting and wanting more. I loved the Fite captured this one and turned it out for her readers. I can’t wait to read more just like it!
About Ginny Fite
Ginny Fite, author of Blue Girl on the Night Dream Sea, the thriller No End of Bad, and the dark mystery thrillers Cromwell’s Folly, No Good Deed Left Undone, and Lying, Cheating, and Occasionally Murder is an award-winning writer and journalist.
She’s also been a spokesperson for a governor and for a member of Congress, for colleges and universities, and a robotics R&D company. With degrees from Rutgers University and Johns Hopkins University, she also studied at the School for Women Healers and the Maryland Poetry Therapy Institute.
In addition to her novels, she is the author of I Should Be Dead by Now, a collection of humorous lamentations about aging, three books of poetry– The Last Thousand Years, The Pearl Fisher, and Throwing Caution– and a short story collection, What Goes Around.
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