Called Home
Jul 2011 · Beyond The Page
4.1star
7 reviewsreport
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18
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About this ebook
The New York Times bestselling author of the Orchard Mysteries presents this short prequel that started Meg Corey's mysterious adventures on the apple orchard in the small town of Granford, Massachusetts.
Out of a job and living alone in a drafty Colonial house, Meg Corey is supposed to be fixing the house up to sell, but now she's got the flu and she's freezing and she feels very sorry for herself. Then Deborah Warren shows up to distract her—but is Deborah a ghost, or just the product of Meg's feverish imagination?
Choosing to believe that Deborah really is a ghost, Meg sets out to discover the truth of why she's been around for 200 years when all she wants is to go home.
Out of a job and living alone in a drafty Colonial house, Meg Corey is supposed to be fixing the house up to sell, but now she's got the flu and she's freezing and she feels very sorry for herself. Then Deborah Warren shows up to distract her—but is Deborah a ghost, or just the product of Meg's feverish imagination?
Choosing to believe that Deborah really is a ghost, Meg sets out to discover the truth of why she's been around for 200 years when all she wants is to go home.
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4.1
7 reviews
Tina Osborn
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February 15, 2016
The story was way to short.
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About the author
Sheila Connolly began writing mysteries in 2001 and has since been nominated for an Agatha Award twice. Her most recent book is the nationally bestselling Scandal in Skibbereen, the second book in the County Cork Mystery Series. Sheila is also the author of the New York Times bestselling Sour Apples (Orchard Mystery Series), Fire Engine Dead (Museum Mystery Series), and Relatively Dead. She lives in Massachusetts with her husband, daughter, and three cats.
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