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PublisherRandom House Publishing Group
ISBN-100345462149
ISBN-139780345462145
eBay Product ID (ePID)47781538
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Book TitleGhost Orchid : a Novel
Number of Pages368 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicThrillers / General, Thrillers / Suspense, Literary, Mystery & Detective / General
Publication Year2007
GenreFiction
AuthorCarol Goodman
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.8 in
Item Weight9 Oz
Item Length8 in
Item Width5.2 in
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Intended AudienceTrade
LCCN2005-048238
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Dewey Edition22
ReviewsPraise for Carol Goodman The Lake of Dead Languages "A wonderfully eerie sense of place . . . deeply atmospheric." -Los Angeles Times Book Review "Like Donna Tartt's A Secret History or a good film noir . . . [This book will] keep readers hooked." -People (Page-turner of the week) The Seduction of Water "Truly a seductive reading experience . . . grabs the reader on the first page and holds on for the entire journey." -The Denver Post "Like the best mysteries, The Seduction of Water offers puzzles and twists galore but still tells a human story." -The Boston Globe The Drowning Tree "Deftly plotted and certainly intriguing . . . infused with the sinister aura of its setting . . . The Drowning Tree has its twists and shudders." -New York Daily News "[A] captivating literary mystery of secrets old and new." -Publishers Weekly, Praise for Carol Goodman The Lake of Dead Languages "A wonderfully eerie sense of place . . . deeply atmospheric." Los Angeles Times Book Review "Like Donna Tartt's A Secret History or a good film noir . . . [This book will] keep readers hooked." People (Page-turner of the week) The Seduction of Water "Truly a seductive reading experience . . . grabs the reader on the first page and holds on for the entire journey." The Denver Post "Like the best mysteries, The Seduction of Water offers puzzles and twists galore but still tells a human story." The Boston Globe The Drowning Tree "Deftly plotted and certainly intriguing . . . infused with the sinister aura of its setting . . . The Drowning Tree has its twists and shudders." New York Daily News "[A] captivating literary mystery of secrets old and new." Publishers Weekly, Praise for Carol Goodman The Lake of Dead Languages "A wonderfully eerie sense of place . . . deeply atmospheric." Los Angeles Times Book Review "Like Donna Tartt's A Secret History or a good film noir . . . [This book will] keep readers hooked." People (Page-turner of the week) The Seduction of Water "Truly a seductive reading experience . . . grabs the reader on the first page and holds on for the entire journey." The Denver Post "Like the best mysteries, The Seduction of Water offers puzzles and twists galore but still tells a human story." The Boston Globe The Drowning Tree "Deftly plotted and certainly intriguing . . . infused with the sinister aura of its setting . . . The Drowning Tree has its twists and shudders." New York Daily News "[A] captivating literary mystery of secrets old and new." Publishers Weekly From the Hardcover edition., Praise for Carol Goodman The Lake of Dead Languages "A wonderfully eerie sense of place . . . deeply atmospheric." Los Angeles Times Book Review "Like Donna Tartt's A Secret History or a good film noir [this book will] keep readers hooked." People(Page-turner of the Week) The Seduction of Water "Truly a seductive reading experience . . . grabs the reader on the first page and holds on for the entire journey." The Denver Post "Like the best mysteries, The Seduction of Water offers puzzles and twists galore but still tells a human story." The Boston Globe The Drowning Tree "Deftly plotted and certainly intriguing . . . infused with the sinister aura of its setting . . . The Drowning Tree has its twists and shudders." New York Daily News "[A] captivating literary mystery of secrets old and new." Publishers Weekly The Ghost Orchid "Seductive . . . Goodman has a flair for the stylistic flourishes of romantic suspense." The New York Times Book Review "Compelling reading, a classic page-turner for anyone who likes to be haunted by a good story." Milwaukee Journal Sentinel From the Hardcover edition., Praise for Carol Goodman The Lake of Dead Languages "A wonderfully eerie sense of place . . . deeply atmospheric." Los Angeles Times Book Review "Like Donna Tartt's A Secret History or a good film noir . . . [This book will] keep readers hooked." People(Page-turner of the week) The Seduction of Water "Truly a seductive reading experience . . . grabs the reader on the first page and holds on for the entire journey." The Denver Post "Like the best mysteries, The Seduction of Water offers puzzles and twists galore but still tells a human story." The Boston Globe The Drowning Tree "Deftly plotted and certainly intriguing . . . infused with the sinister aura of its setting . . . The Drowning Tree has its twists and shudders." New York Daily News "[A] captivating literary mystery of secrets old and new." Publishers Weekly From the Hardcover edition., Praise for Carol Goodman The Lake of Dead Languages " A wonderfully eerie sense of place . . . deeply atmospheric." - Los Angeles Times Book Review " Like Donna Tartt's A Secret History or a good film noir . . . [This book will] keep readers hooked." - People" "(Page-turner of the week) The Seduction of Water" " " Truly a seductive reading experience . . . grabs the reader on the first page and holds on for the entire journey." - The Denver Post " Like the best mysteries, The Seduction of Water offers puzzles and twists galore but still tells a human story." - The Boston Globe The Drowning Tree " Deftly plotted and certainly intriguing . . . infused with the sinister aura of its setting . . . The Drowning Tree has its twists and shudders." - New York Daily News " [A] captivating literary mystery of secrets old and new." - Publishers Weekly "From the Hardcover edition."
Dewey Decimal813/.6
SynopsisIn her enthralling novels of literary suspense, Carol Goodman writes stories that resonate with emotion set in lush landscapes that entice the senses. Now, with The Ghost Orchid, a narrative that seamlessly weaves together the past and the present, Goodman creates her most lyrical and haunting work to date. For more than one hundred years, creative souls have traveled to Upstate New York to work under the captivating spell of the Bosco estate. Cradled in silence, inspired by the rough beauty of overgrown gardens and crumbling statuary, these chosen few fashion masterworks-and have cemented Bosco's reputation as a premier artists' colony. This season, five talented artists-in-residence find themselves drawn to the history of Bosco, from the extensive network of fountains that were once its centerpiece but have long since run dry to the story of its enigmatic founder, Aurora Latham, and the series of tragic events that occurred more than a century ago. Ellis Brooks, a first-time novelist, has come to Bosco to write a book based on Aurora and the infamous summer of 1893, when wealthy, powerful Milo Latham brought the notorious medium Corinth Blackwell to the estate to help his wife contact three of the couple's children, lost the winter before in a diphtheria epidemic. But when a s ance turned deadly, Corinth and her alleged accomplice, Tom Quinn, disappeared, taking with them the Lathams' only surviving child. The more time she spends at Bosco, the more Ellis becomes convinced that there is an even darker, more sinister end to the story. And she's not alone: biographer Bethesda Graham uncovers stunning revelations about Milo and Corinth; landscape architect David Fox discovers a series of hidden tunnels underneath the gardens; poet Zalman Bronsky hears the long-dry fountain's waters beckoning him; and novelist Nat Loomis feels something lingering just out of reach. After a bizarre series of accidents befalls them, the group cannot deny the connections between the long ago and now, the living and the dead . . . as Ellis realizes that the tangled truth may ensnare them all in its cool embrace., In her enthralling novels of literary suspense, Carol Goodman writes stories that resonate with emotion set in lush landscapes that entice the senses. Now, with The Ghost Orchid, a narrative that seamlessly weaves together the past and the present, Goodman creates her most lyrical and haunting work to date. For more than one hundred years, creative souls have traveled to Upstate New York to work under the captivating spell of the Bosco estate. Cradled in silence, inspired by the rough beauty of overgrown gardens and crumbling statuary, these chosen few fashion masterworks- and have cemented Bosco's reputation as a premier artists' colony. This season, five talented artists-in-residence find themselves drawn to the history of Bosco, from the extensive network of fountains that were once its centerpiece but have long since run dry to the story of its enigmatic founder, Aurora Latham, and the series of tragic events that occurred more than a century ago. Ellis Brooks, a first-time novelist, has come to Bosco to write a book based on Aurora and the infamous summer of 1893, when wealthy, powerful Milo Latham brought the notorious medium Corinth Blackwell to the estate to help his wife contact three of the couple's children, lost the winter before in a diphtheria epidemic. But when a se ance turned deadly, Corinth and her alleged accomplice, Tom Quinn, disappeared, taking with them the Lathams' only surviving child. The more time she spends at Bosco, the more Ellis becomes convinced that there is an even darker, more sinister end to the story. And she's not alone: biographer Bethesda Graham uncovers stunning revelations about Milo andCorinth; landscape architect David Fox discovers a series of hidden tunnels underneath the gardens; poet Zalman Bronsky hears the long-dry fountain's waters beckoning him; and novelist Nat Loomis feels something lingering just out of reach. After a bizarre series of accidents befalls them, the group cannot deny the connections between the long ago and now, the living and the dead . . . as Ellis realizes that the tangled truth may ensnare them all in its cool embrace. "From the Hardcover edition.", In her enthralling novels of literary suspense, Carol Goodman writes stories that resonate with emotion set in lush landscapes that entice the senses. Now, with The Ghost Orchid, a narrative that seamlessly weaves together the past and the present, Goodman creates her most lyrical and haunting work to date. For more than one hundred years, creative souls have traveled to Upstate New York to work under the captivating spell of the Bosco estate. Cradled in silence, inspired by the rough beauty of overgrown gardens and crumbling statuary, these chosen few fashion masterworks-and have cemented Bosco's reputation as a premier artists' colony. This season, five talented artists-in-residence find themselves drawn to the history of Bosco, from the extensive network of fountains that were once its centerpiece but have long since run dry to the story of its enigmatic founder, Aurora Latham, and the series of tragic events that occurred more than a century ago. Ellis Brooks, a first-time novelist, has come to Bosco to write a book based on Aurora and the infamous summer of 1893, when wealthy, powerful Milo Latham brought the notorious medium Corinth Blackwell to the estate to help his wife contact three of the couple's children, lost the winter before in a diphtheria epidemic. But when a séance turned deadly, Corinth and her alleged accomplice, Tom Quinn, disappeared, taking with them the Lathams' only surviving child. The more time she spends at Bosco, the more Ellis becomes convinced that there is an even darker, more sinister end to the story. And she's not alone: biographer Bethesda Graham uncovers stunning revelations about Milo and Corinth; landscape architect David Fox discovers a series of hidden tunnels underneath the gardens; poet Zalman Bronsky hears the long-dry fountain's waters beckoning him; and novelist Nat Loomis feels something lingering just out of reach. After a bizarre series of accidents befalls them, the group cannot deny the connections between the long ago and now, the living and the dead . . . as Ellis realizes that the tangled truth may ensnare them all in its cool embrace., As novelist Ellis Brooks uncovers the wealthy Latham family's dark secrets, a series of bizarre accidents occurs. The lines between past and present, living and dead blur, until the tangled truth threatens to ensnare all it touches.
LC Classification NumberPS3607.O566G48 2006
