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Product Description Some deaths live on forever For as long as it has stood overlooking New England's jagged coastline, Lexington House has been the witness to madness and murder. But in recent years the inexplicable malice that once tormented so many has lain as silent as its victims. Until now A member of the nation's foremost paranormal forensic team, Jenna Duffy has made a career out of investigating the inexplicable. Yet nothing could prepare her for the string of slayings once again plaguing Lexington Houseor for the chief suspect, a boy barely old enough to drive, much less kill. With the young man's life on the line, Jenna must team up with attorney Samuel Hall to pinpoint whoor whatis taking the lives of those who get too close to the past. But everything they learn brings them closer to the forces of evil stalking this tortured ground. Review "An incredible storyteller." -Los Angeles Daily News "Graham wields a deftly sexy and convincing pen." -Publishers Weekly "A fast-paced and suspenseful read that will give readers chills while keeping them guessing until the end." -RT Book Reviews on Ghost Moon "If you like mixing a bit of the creepy with a dash of sinister and spine-chilling reading with your romance, be sure to read Heather Graham's latest...Graham does a great job of blending just a bit of paranormal with real, human evil." -Miami Herald on Unhallowed Ground "Eerie and atmospheric, this is not late-night reading for the squeamish or sensitive." -RT Book Reviews on Unhallowed Ground "The paranormal elements are integral to the unrelentingly suspenseful plot, the characters are likable, the romance convincing, and, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Graham's atmospheric depiction of a lost city is especially poignant." -Booklist on Ghost Walk "Graham's rich, balanced thriller sizzles with equal parts suspense, romance and the paranormal-all of it nail-biting." -Publishers Weekly on The Vision "Heather Graham will keep you in suspense until the very end." -Literary Times "Mystery, sex, paranormal events. What's not to love?" -Kirkus on The Death Dealer About the Author New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Heather Graham has written more than a hundred novels. She's a winner of the RWA's Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Thriller Writers' Silver Bullet. She is an active member of International Thriller Writers and Mystery Writers of America. For more information, check out her websites: TheOriginalHeatherGraham.com, eHeatherGraham.com, and HeatherGraham.tv. You can also find Heather on Facebook. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. Lexington House. There it stood, on a cliff by the water. It might have been a postcard or a movie poster, and it was as eerie as evera facade that graced the darkest horror movie. Its paint was chipping, the exterior was gray and it had been weathered through the centuries by icy winds ripping in off the Atlantic Ocean. The ground-floor windows seemed like black eyes; the second-floor windows might have been startled brows, half covered by the eaves of the roof. Oddly enough, Lexington House had always remained in private hands. From its builderthe Puritan Eli Lexingtonto its recent ownerthe now deceased Abraham Smithit had always found a new buyer after each and every one of its tragedies. People had once known its early history, of course, but that had been lost amid the witchcraft trials that scarred American history and continued to fascinate the social sciences. And when Mr. and Mrs. Braden had been brutally murdered two centuries later, in the 1890s, the world knew that their son had been guilty of the crime. But the legal system had worked for the killer this time, and he'd been acquitted. He and his sister had promptly sold the house to another private party. Eighty years later it had become a bed-and-breakfast, and then it had been purchased by Abraham Smith, who had longed for the property on its littl
