Synopsis
When detective Margot Cranston vacations in Montreal, a cruise ship sails into a crime-riddled nightmare. A ghastly ghost haunting an ancient lighthouse stirs trouble in the waters of the St. Lawrence River. Margot, her niece Amy, and her nephew Andy are ensnared in a weekend of trickery and intrigue that only an encounter with the phantom can resolve. Margot risks danger, deception, and her own death to unravel the secret of the St. Lawrence lighthouse.
About the Author
David W. Menefee is an American author. His writing career began as a writer and marketing representative for the Dallas Times Herald and the Dallas Morning News. David struck out on his own as a freelance writer, succeeding with Sarah Bernhardt: In the Theater, Film and Sound Recordings, The First Female Stars: Women of the Silent Era, and The First Male Stars: Men of the Silent Era.
As an esteemed film historian, his Richard Barthelmess: A Life in Pictures was named one of the Top 10 Books of the Year by the San Francisco Examiner. In 2010, George O'Brien: A Man's Man in Hollywood, and "Otay!" The Billy "Buckwheat" Thomas Story were popular hits. In 2011 his Wally: The True Wallace Reid Story was nominated for a 2011 Pulitzer Prize.
David's other popular literary works include The Remarkable Mr. Messing, Brothers of the Storm, Charlie O'Doone's Second Chance and Other Stories, The Rise and Fall of Lou-Tellegen, the Margot Cranston mystery series, Falling Stars: 10 Who Tried to be a Movie Star, and Sarah Bernhardt, Her Films, Her Recordings.
David also works as a ghost writer, screenwriter, and book editor. He lives in Dallas, Texas, USA.
Robert L. Willis has worked as an advisor on several book projects. His collaboration with David W. Menefee on the Margot Cranston detective series represents his debut as a co-author.
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