About This Book
When the call comes, Carew Denis finds she can't resist returning to Crescent Harbor and the old house known as Gravesend, where she spent many of her teen years. The task of writing a biography of Robin Ford, the famous novelist whose suicide shocked the world, is one Carew both welcomes and fears.
For silly as it seems, there is tangible aura of evil hanging over Gravesend, permeating its magnificent rooms and the strange old cemetery that gives the house its name and the chilly, dark attic where Robin—Carew's first love—took his life.
Drawn back into the web of personalities she had endeavored to escape from years before, Carew finds she is heading for an inevitable confrontation with a goldenly beautiful woman who smiles coldly through the darkness…the woman legend calls the PALE GHOST OF GRAVESEND
For silly as it seems, there is tangible aura of evil hanging over Gravesend, permeating its magnificent rooms and the strange old cemetery that gives the house its name and the chilly, dark attic where Robin—Carew's first love—took his life.
Drawn back into the web of personalities she had endeavored to escape from years before, Carew finds she is heading for an inevitable confrontation with a goldenly beautiful woman who smiles coldly through the darkness…the woman legend calls the PALE GHOST OF GRAVESEND