Chatterton Place: The Inheritance

by Patricia C Garlitz

Overview

After purchasing a set of china that matched her Grandmothers, Emma Chase finds her world turned up-side down, by an inheritance no one knew about. As if her dreams had come true,
The Chatterton Estate was all she had ever hoped for,

BUT AT WHAT COST?

Her husband Mike wants nothing to do with the place, and leaves her to breathe life back into the forgotten resort alone.

Well, not exactly alone...

Even when the living goes to bed, she's left to struggle with ghost's and visions, or perhaps she has slipped in to the past.
From the moment, she found the envelope and her Grandmother's secret past; every one believes the inheritance to be the estate.
Will Emma be strong enough too conquer the mortal weapons hurtled at her and discover the legendary inheritance...
Perhaps even mankind's inheritance.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781448676620
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	08/19/2009
Pages:	398
Product dimensions:	5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.89(d)

About the Author

Living within the great valley beneath the towering Wasatch Mountains has allotted me the privilege of two worlds. Within minutes of town, I am deeply enclosed in their shadow, and find places where time does not exist.
I have held a management position in the hospitality industry for the last eleven years and to some degree, attribute my writing ability to convey a thought ,my edge. Through it, I am empowered to communication with people far beyond my touch. The hospitality field, has blessed me with an endless array of characters and believe me, if given the opportunity everyone has a story to tell rich in details, covering everything from family life to foreign travel.
Thinking back I recall how letters excited me, because I knew they would connect together to create words and words made books, like the ones may parents and grandparents read to me. Besides I'm terrible at drawing.
Personally I find writing to be my refuge from everyday life. Sometimes I merely take a character and build them a world ... its like playing God, but more often characters have a drive of their own, and its a matter of tuning in to hear what they have to say. When this occurs, I found writing more like reading because I can't wait to get to the computer to find out what comes next.