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Bristol House by Beverly Swerling

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Also by Beverly Swerling:

Bristol House, February 2014
Paperback / e-Book
Bristol House, April 2013
Hardcover / e-Book
City Of Promise, August 2011
Hardcover
City Of God, September 2009
Paperback
City Of Glory, January 2008
Trade Size
Shadowbrook, March 2005
Paperback
City Of Dreams, June 2002
Trade Size

BRISTOL HOUSE
By: Beverly Swerling

Plume
February 2014
On Sale: January 28, 2014
Featuring: Annie Kendall; Geoff Harris
416 pages
ISBN: 0142180807
EAN: 9780142180808
Kindle: B008EKOHJI
Paperback / e-Book
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Hardcover (April 2013)

Thriller Paranormal - Supernatural

A riveting dual-period narrative that blends a haunting supernatural thriller with the vivid history of Tudor London Historian Annie Kendall arrives at London-s Bristol House on an assignment to research ancient artifacts from the Holy Land. She's desperate to escape her troubled past with the help of the shadowy employer who has hired her for an unusual, but well-paid, mission. So Annie is determined to ignore the strange manifestations in her flat-including the appearance of a ghostly Carthusian monk.

When she crosses paths with Geoff Harris, a well-known TV journalist and a dead ringer for the strange apparition, they are called upon to crack an enigmatic code, still unbroken after five hundred years. Widely acclaimed for her historical fiction, Beverly Swerling delivers an enchanting and epic tale of a historian and a monk half a millennium apart-and the unsolved mysteries of Tudor London that bring them together.