Celia Macarty is back in Post Mortem, the second installment in the Parish Mail saga.
Autumn in New Orleans means Homecoming, romanceand murder. When a friend vanishes, Celia believes a desperate letter about an unsolved Civil War-era murder holds the key to unraveling the mystery.
Celia Macarty is back in Post Mortem, the second installment in the Parish Mail saga.
Autumn in New Orleans means Homecoming, romanceand murder. When a friend vanishes, Celia believes a desperate letter about an unsolved Civil War-era murder holds the key to unraveling the mystery.
As she searches for answers, Celia enlists the help of quirky witch Tilly, and either all-American boy Donovan or, enigmatic Lucyou get to choose.
As the gang follows the missing girls trail, danger turns up on all fronts. A vicious stranger threatens Celias family. Celias nightmaresabout a shadowy, ominous villainget worse. And a new ghost has appeared: beautiful Angelica, who shares a past with Luc.
It will take all of Celias will and wit, and the faith of her friends, to solve an unspeakable crime. And no matter which path Celia takes, she will discover that sometimes the past can come back to haunt you.
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Throughout the Parish Mail series, readers decide which clues to follow to help Celia unravel each mystery. Youll even get to cast a vote for your favorite love interest. But remember: Choose carefully, or else the killer might just get away.
About the Author
Kira Snyder is a writer living in Los Angeles. Her television work includes the Syfy Channel shows ALPHAS and EUREKA and the People's Choice Award-winning vampire drama MOONLIGHT, which aired on CBS. Kira's plays have been performed at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, the Circle in the Square Theatre School, the Burton-Taylor Theatre in Oxford, England, the Bay Area Independent Theatre Fringe Festival, and Stanford University. Also a game designer with a Masters degree from NYU-Tisch's interactive media program, Kira has produced games for Electronic Arts, Purple Moon, Microsoft, There.com, the MIT Press textbook Rules of Play, and Yahoo, including EA's seminal alternate reality game MAJESTIC. She is a proud geek and loves sci fi and videogames, reading and playing with her amazing husband Allen when she's not writing or designing.
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Overview
Autumn in New Orleans means Homecoming, romanceand murder. When a friend vanishes, Celia believes a desperate letter about an unsolved Civil War-era murder holds the key to unraveling the mystery.
As she searches for ...