Ghost Night. Heather Graham
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Название: Ghost Night

Автор: Heather Graham

Издательство: HarperCollins

Жанр: Ужасы и Мистика

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isbn: 9781408904480

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      Praise for the novels of Heather Graham

      “An incredible storyteller.”

      —Los Angeles Daily News

      “Graham wields a deftly sexy and convincing pen.”

      —Publishers Weekly

      “If you like mixing a bit of the creepy

      with a dash of sinister and spine-chilling reading

      with your romance, be sure to read

      Heather Graham’s latest…Graham does

      a great job of blending just a bit of paranormal

      with real, human evil.”

      —Miami Herald on Unhallowed Ground

      “Eerie and atmospheric, this is not late-night

      reading for the squeamish or sensitive.”

      —RT Book Reviews on Unhallowed Ground

      “The paranormal elements are integral to the

      unrelentingly suspenseful plot, the characters are

      likable, the romance convincing, and, in the wake of

      Hurricane Katrina, Graham’s atmospheric depiction

      of a lost city is especially poignant.”

      —Booklist on Ghost Walk

      “Graham’s rich, balanced thriller

      sizzles with equal parts suspense, romance

      and the paranormal—all of it nail-biting.”

      —Publishers Weekly on The Vision

      “Heather Graham will keep you in suspense

      until the very end.”

      —Literary Times

      “Mystery, sex, paranormal events.

      What’s not to love?”

      —Kirkus on The Death Dealer

      Ghost Night

      Heather Graham

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      For Scott Perry, Josh Perry,

      Frasier Nivens, Sheila Clover-English,

      Victoria Fraasa, Brian O’Lyaryz

      and the great and fun folks

      with whom I’ve been on some strange

      and entertaining filming expeditions.

      Also by Heather Graham

      NIGHT OF THE WOLVES

      HOME IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS

      UNHALLOWED GROUND

      DUST TO DUST

      NIGHTWALKER

      DEADLY GIFT

      DEADLY HARVEST

      DEADLY NIGHT

      THE DEATH DEALER

      THE LAST NOEL

      THE SÉANCE

      BLOOD RED

      THE DEAD ROOM

      KISS OF DARKNESS

      THE VISION

      THE ISLAND

      GHOST WALK

      KILLING KELLY

      THE PRESENCE

      DEAD ON THE DANCE FLOOR

      PICTURE ME DEAD

      HAUNTED

      HURRICANE BAY

      A SEASON OF MIRACLES

      NIGHT OF THE BLACKBIRD

      NEVER SLEEP WITH STRANGERS

      EYES OF FIRE

      SLOW BURN

      NIGHT HEAT

       The Bone Island Trilogy

      GHOST SHADOW

      GHOST NIGHT

      GHOST MOON (September 2010)

      Key West History Time Line

      1513—Ponce de Leon is thought to be the first European to discover Florida for Spain. His sailors, watching as they pass the southern islands (the Keys), decide that the mangrove roots look like tortured souls and call them “Los Martires,” or the Martyrs.

      Circa 1600—Key West begins to appear on European maps and charts. The first explorers came upon the bones of deceased native tribes, and thus the island was called the Island of Bones, or Cayo Hueso.

      The Golden Age of Piracy begins as New World ships carry vast treasures through dangerous waters.

      1763—The Treaty of Paris gives Florida and Key West to the British and Cuba to the Spanish. The Spanish and Native Americans are forced to leave the Keys and move to Havana. The Spanish, however, claim that the Keys are not part of mainland Florida and are really North Havana. The English say the Keys are a part of Florida. In reality, the dispute is merely a war of words. Hardy souls of many nationalities fish, cut timber, hunt turtles—and avoid pirates—with little restraint from any government.

      1783—The Treaty of Paris ends the American Revolution and returns Florida to Spain.

      1815—Spain deeds the island of Key West to a loyal Spaniard, Juan Pablo Salas of St. Augustine, Florida.

      1819–1922—Florida is ceded to the United States. Salas sells the island to John Simonton for $2,000. Simonton divides the island into four parts, three going to businessmen Whitehead, Fleming and Greene. Cayo Hueso becomes more generally known as Key West.

      1822—Simonton convinces the U.S. Navy to come to Key West—the deepwater harbor, which had kept pirates, wreckers and others busy while СКАЧАТЬ