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Mystery/Suspense |
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Hard Shell Word Factory |
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0759939152 |
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256 |
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January 2004 |
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A romantic suspense in the tradition of Mary Stewart and Barbara Michaels.
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When Suzanna Dirkston, daughter of wealthy shipping tycoon Leopald Dirkston, learns that her father is dead, she knows it was not an accident. Forced to return to the family homestead, Beacon, Suzanna is quick to sense the air of mystery and intrigue that hangs over the house and its inhabitants.Her shock grows when she learns that her father--true to form--is still trying to manipulate her life even from the grave. His will stipulates that she must marry Grant Fenton, a man Leo rescued as a child from poverty and groomed to replace him at Dirkston Shipping. If she does not accede to the conditions of the will, she and her extended family will be left penniless.As if this is not enough, she is plagued by strange dreams, mysterious apparitions and ghostly visitations—as well as an increasing attraction to the arrogant, brooding man she is to marry. Suzanna begins to fear not only for her sanity, but for her life as she unravels bit by bit the gruesome reality that lies hidden amid the shadows in the mist.
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“Countless readers who yearn for more of Mary Stewart's blend of romance with mystery, and for whom Barbara Michaels cannot alone fill the gap, should welcome Maureen McMahon's debut novel with open arms.”
Dianne Day
Author of the Fremont Jones mysteries, including Beacon Street Mourning and soon to be released Death Train To Boston
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ROMANTIC TIMES MAGAZINE, July 2000:
“Told from a first-person perspective, this is an excellent mystery with romance and a paranormal element. There are enough suspects to keep one guessing, but not so many as to be confusing and the villain is not all that apparent. Well worth a look.” Four Stars!
Susan Mobley, reviewer
ELIZABETH DEARL, author of the Talyor Madison mystery series, including Twice Dead. Winner of the Derringer Award 2000 for short mystery fiction:
“Barbara Michaels move over! There's a new kid on the block. Warning to readers: Don't pick up SHADOWS IN THE MIST unless you plan to finish it in one sitting. Ms. McMahon's enticing blend of suspense, mystery, paranormal, and romance will hold you spellbound from first word to last with elegant prose, extraordinary characters, and a setting that will take your breath away. This book belongs in the number one position on your "must read" list. Fabulous!” FIVE STARS!
IRIS LEACH, author of Winds Of Heaven, and No Good Without You:
“Maureen M. McMahon is reminiscent of Jane Austen, there is gothic beauty in her writings, (she) has written a book I dare you to put down.”
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Reader Reviews for "Shadows In The Mist - RE-RELEASED IN TRADE PAPERBACK!!"
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5/3/2001 |
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Well written book filled with mystery and intrigue. Characters are well thought out, highly recommended.
m j hollingshead
(review for Scribesworld, BookDragon, TerryFic.) |
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