The Haunting of Autumn Lake by Marcia Lynn McClure

November 19, 2011 | 0 Comments
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Autumn Lake stopped cold in her tracks. She puffed a breath of summoning courage as she gazed at the old covered bridge before her.

Ever since she was a child and Sawyer had read to her the fascinating yet thoroughly haunting story of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Mr. Washington Irving, Autumn had secreted a fear of bridges.

Each time she was meant to cross a bridge (especially the old covered bridge on the far side of the orchards), she expected the ghostly headless horseman to appear and attempt to decapitate her.

Oh, certainly the tale of the Specter did nothing to soothe her either, for it was said that this was to be a year of the Specter. As the story went, the local phantom, the Specter, only appeared once every ten years—but this was to be the year of the Specter, and Autumn did not like crossing bridges even when it was not a year of the Specter.
 

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Title: The Haunting of Autumn Lake

Author: Marcia Lynn McClure

Publisher: Distractions Ink

Release Date: November 11, 2011

ISBN: 978-0985274009

Size: 272 pages, 6×9, paperback

Genre: Romance

 



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