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Master Wu's Bride by Edward Patterson

The daughter of a retired official becomes the 4th wife of a man who dies before the wedding. She enters his household as a Ghost Bride.  
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Little Vin at Dreamland by Edward Patterson

Irish Lad comes of age in 1910 Coney Island, Brooklyn, NY. Adventures in Amusement Parks and the early film industry in Fort Lee NJ.  
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"I seen what they do in the attic". With those words, a runaway slave from New Orleans' haunted Lalaurie Mansion triggers an adventure that leads to uncovering a crime that haunts the French Quarter to this day. L'immortalite: Madame Lalaurie and the Voodoo Queen.


Background Information

 Born in Duluth, Minnesota, T.R. Heinan developed a love for history while attending Marquette University. After a career in investment banking, Heinan retired to Tucson, Arizona and now operates an orphanage in Sonora, Mexico. He was inspired to write L'immortalite after taking a walking ghost tour in New Orleans and his book is now recommended by the highest rated tour guides in the French Quarter.

Birth Place
Tucson, AZ U.S.A.
Accomplishments

Awarded two knighthoods in Europe for his work promoting the patron of orphaned children, St. Nuno of St. Mary.