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Lucinda At The Window
Lucinda Harris is very put out.
One of her oldest friends, Rebecca O'Malley, has married an impetuous Irishman. The fortnight-long party at the O'Malley's newly-inherited rural Ohio Manor is filled with some of the most common people. The Manor itself is in poor condition and staffed by three mostly incompetent servants. Worst of all, Lucinda has been murdered.
Lucinda is determined to solve the mystery of her own death, but unfortunately for the guests of the Manor, the only thing more haunted than the house is Lucinda Harris.
One of her oldest friends, Rebecca O'Malley, has married an impetuous Irishman. The fortnight-long party at the O'Malley's newly-inherited rural Ohio Manor is filled with some of the most common people. The Manor itself is in poor condition and staffed by three mostly incompetent servants. Worst of all, Lucinda has been murdered.
Lucinda is determined to solve the mystery of her own death, but unfortunately for the guests of the Manor, the only thing more haunted than the house is Lucinda Harris.
241 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 24, 2013
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Katherine Nabity
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Katherine Nabity began work on her first novel (Lucinda at the Window) in 1998. Fresh out of college with a degree in English and aspirations to write, she asked her then-boyfriend, Eric, to keep her accountable with a weekly writing assignment.
When she turned over three pages of gothic atmosphere, Eric's imagination ran with it and provided a compelling plot. Not only was Lucinda at the Window born, but so was a great writing team. Katherine and Eric have been married since 2000 and their progress as authors is on-going and ambitious.
Originally an Omaha, NE native, Katherine now lives in the Tempe, AZ. In addition to her writing, she has a passing interest in web design and maintains EntangledContinua.com and VOTS.org. Katherine also enjoys reading, playing ultimate frisbee, and learning about early 20th century stage magic.
Katherine Nabity began work on her first novel (Lucinda at the Window) in 1998. Fresh out of college with a degree in English and aspirations to write, she asked her then-boyfriend, Eric, to keep her accountable with a weekly writing assignment.
When she turned over three pages of gothic atmosphere, Eric's imagination ran with it and provided a compelling plot. Not only was Lucinda at the Window born, but so was a great writing team. Katherine and Eric have been married since 2000 and their progress as authors is on-going and ambitious.
Originally an Omaha, NE native, Katherine now lives in the Tempe, AZ. In addition to her writing, she has a passing interest in web design and maintains EntangledContinua.com and VOTS.org. Katherine also enjoys reading, playing ultimate frisbee, and learning about early 20th century stage magic.
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March 6, 2015
It is Ohio 1901 and a dark force resides at O' Malley Manor. Strange things begin to happen after Lucinda Harris's body is taken over by a dark shadowy figure and she must forever live her remaining life as a ghost. It is only when the guests of the manor find an old diary that they begin to figure out the true mystery as to why the house is always cold and bad things seem to happen. Can they survive in the haunted house? Read on and find out for yourself.
This was a pretty good supernatural ghost story I read that I got for free on Smashwords. Definitely check it out for yourself.
This was a pretty good supernatural ghost story I read that I got for free on Smashwords. Definitely check it out for yourself.
September 20, 2017
It hooked me 👻
Wasn't sure it would. Lovers of the paranormal, Gothic, or just weird will love it. I'd read another Nabity tale👻
Wasn't sure it would. Lovers of the paranormal, Gothic, or just weird will love it. I'd read another Nabity tale👻
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