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Ghost Girl

Ghost Girl

Written by: Henry Kitchell Webster
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Dive into the enthralling world of Henry Kitchell Webster, an American author renowned for his captivating detective novels. Ghost Girl begins with a chilling murder mystery as a young womans frozen, yet eerily preserved, body is discovered in the river. As her family grapples with this shocking revelation, their good friend Jeffrey returns from a mysterious sabbatical, one prompted by his latest commission painting the portrait of a deceased girl. As the story unfolds, Jeffrey and Drew delve deeper into the investigation, uncovering a web of haunting coincidences that blur the lines between life and death. (Kate Follis)Copyright 19th and 20th Century Fiction Art Entertainment & Performing Arts True Crime
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