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Here's a few reviews of my new mystery GREYLOCK.

“A smart, entertaining supernatural thriller. Think Stephen King meets Raymond Chandler with a score by Tchaikovsky. The author’s passion for both the arts and the natural world shines through on every page. Briskly paced and yet lovingly detailed, this novel was a genuine pleasure to read.” —David Corbett, award-winning author of The Mercy of the Night.

"Echoing notes of Phantom of the Opera, mixed with Raymond Chandler's Marlowe, and Peter Straub's Ghost Story, Greylock is a thrilling musical tragedy steeped in lore, mythology, and the madness of composition, leading to a crescendo of epic proportions. Paula Cappa is a gifted author, and this book will have you swooning in the aisles." —Richard Thomas, author of Disintegration.

"Tchaikovsky meets The Shining in Gothic Readers Award winner Paula Cappa’s newest supernatural thriller – an intricate symphony of music, madness and murder. If you’re looking for an imaginative, sophisticated read, you’ve found it. Five stars." —Michael Schmicker, best-selling author of The Witch of Napoli.

“Greylock exposes the deep currents of the human compulsion for success. Bold characters with the loftiest of dreams, placed in bleak surroundings at the fringe of nature, lead the reader to jagged truths. Using classic Goth style with modern twists, Paula Cappa merges old tales with nature’s wonders and music.” —Elisabeth Zguta, author of Breaking Cursed Bonds.

“Paula Cappa's prose is highly engaging, and her words are elegant, rich and purposeful. Her work always feels perfectly balanced and constructed.” —Terry M. West, author of The Night Is Long and Cold and Deep.

"Rarely have I come across such an original and well-written story. A unique, expertly-written mix of genres that makes for a haunting book." —Nicholas Rossis, award-winning author of Pearseus.


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Ghosts on Mt. Greylock. Do you know the story of the Old Coot of Greylock?

If mountains had eyes, what would they see? A ghost or two? Come to Greylock ...

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Real books are on the rebound. Why? Comprehension and emotional engagement are higher for readers who are reading hard print on the page as compared to ebook readers tracking words across a lit screen. Publishers Weekly reported last year that print books are selling better than ebooks. But I still do love my Kindle.

So, for all you lovers (myself included) of the textural feel of paper-turning action while reading, for all you who savor the swishing of each page as you journey into a story, for all you who admire beautiful book covers on your tables and eye-catching spines on your bookshelves, I’m happy to announce that Crispin Books of Milwaukee, Wisconsin has just launched GREYLOCK in a trade softcover print edition.

“Echoing notes of Phantom of the Opera, mixed with Raymond Chandler’s Marlowe, and Peter Straub’s Ghost Story, Greylock is a thrilling musical tragedy steeped in lore, mythology, and the madness of composition, leading to a crescendo of epic proportions. Paula Cappa is a gifted author, and this book will have you swooning in the aisles.” —Richard Thomas, author of Disintegration.

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Music can be mesmerizing, yes? What about demon music, like from the famous violinists Giuseppe Tartini or Paganini who made legendary deals with the devil for their virtuosity?

Here's a peek about my book event for Greylock at Herman Melville's Historic Homestead, Arrowhead in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

Greylock in the Berkshires
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