The Phantom of Forest Lawn: Romance and Redemption in the City of the Dead

From acclaimed author Robert Brighton comes a sweeping saga of romance, resurrection of the dead, and eternal love, an "epic in miniature."

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The Phantom of Forest Lawn: Romance and Redemption in the City of the Dead

From acclaimed author Robert Brighton comes a sweeping saga of romance, resurrection of the dead, and eternal love, an "epic in miniature."

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The Phantom of Forest Lawn: Romance and Redemption in the City of the Dead

The Phantom of Forest Lawn: Romance and Redemption in the City of the Dead

by Robert Brighton
The Phantom of Forest Lawn: Romance and Redemption in the City of the Dead

The Phantom of Forest Lawn: Romance and Redemption in the City of the Dead

by Robert Brighton

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From acclaimed author Robert Brighton comes a sweeping saga of romance, resurrection of the dead, and eternal love, an "epic in miniature."


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9798989168064
Publisher: Ashwood Press
Publication date: 10/08/2024
Pages: 338
Sales rank: 689,594
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.76(d)

About the Author

Robert Brighton, award-winning author of the Avenging Angel Detective Agency(TM) Mysteries, is an authority on the turbulent final years of the Gilded Age, a vibrant, exciting era that is all too often misunderstood as stuffy and sexless. In his novels, Brighton peels away the glittering surface of the turn of the last century-a time both utterly strange and strangely familiar-to reveal the passions, conflicts, and human drama churning just beneath.When not writing novels, Brighton is an adventurer, having traveled to fifty-six countries around the world, and usually on only a few dollars a day. He is a relentless researcher who, before writing any of his historical novels, spent almost four years reading-cover to cover-four major newspapers from 1897-1904. Among his somewhat quixotic career choices, he has been a mule wrangler, a bison rancher, and a vintage automobile restorer.A graduate of the Sorbonne, Brighton is an admirer of Emily Dickinson and Jim Morrison. He is fond of tinkering with anything mechanical, splitting firewood, and observing the weather.He lives in Virginia with his wife and their two British Shorthair cats.
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