Kirjahaku

She's searching for answers ... Under the guise as a journalist learning the ginseng trade, Moira Dawson is determined to learn the truth about her brother's death. Someone knows the secret of how he died, and she's sure it's murder. He's determined to protect what's his ... Beau Johnstone looks like a rugged mountain man, and he hates diggers who tear down his fences and destroy his property to dig the coveted ginseng roots, and he's not afraid to run them off with a loaded shotgun. Can they succeed? In the competitive world of the ginseng business, Moira wants answers, and she'll not stop until she gets them. But what she learns could kill her. Beau is the key to her survival, but after meeting him at the end of his shotgun, he's the last person she plans to trust.

We love the Haunted Mansion as an entertaining dark ride, but does it also resonate with us for deeper reasons? K. R. Bailey suggests that it answers a fundamental need to approach the topic of death in a manner we find comfortable in what has been termed a "death-denying" culture. Bailey reaches into the Victorian era and its Celebration of Death to identify symbols that are close enough to have a dark meaning, but distant enough not to threaten, and discusses their use in the works of Edward Gorey and Tim Burton, and Disney's Haunted Mansion ride.

As the owner of the Mountain View Caf , Franny Alexander has found a way to move on after losing her husband in the war and surviving a brutal attack. She just wants peace and to enjoy the life she's created.The war left Dean Bailey with terrible emotional and physical scars. He now has his own construction company and is attempting to settle into a good life.Maggie is a lost young woman trying to find her place. An abusive relationship with a drug addict has stripped away her self-esteem. She's full of bitterness after her mother took her away from her childhood home and had her father declared dead. Now she's searching for a better life.Shaun Mathews is a great psychologist who tries to be there for everyone. His life takes an unexpected turn when a young woman rushes into his office and throws him into an impossible situation.Can these four lost souls, who have struggled to survive the pain and hurt life has thrown at them, find the happiness they are searching for at the Mountain View Caf ?

Author Bryn McCullough loves ghost stories and Yellowstone National Park is full of them. For her next book, she heads to Yellowstone to research ghosts. Never did she expect to actually meet one. After losing his wife, Eaton Westfield found solace and a new place to reinvent his life as a photographer in the tourist town of West Yellowstone. On his expeditions into the Park, a ghost appears in his photos. He tries to explain the unusual occurrence as a problem with lighting. When Bryn and Eaton bump into each other, she is intrigued by the picture of the ghost woman in his pictures. She's shocked it looks so much like her. He doesn't believe in ghosts and is determined to prove her ghost theory wrong. They begin a journey of finding the truth. What they discover is a surprise neither expects.