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The Ghost of the Mary Celeste by Valerie Martin

The Ghost of the Mary Celeste

by Valerie Martin
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  • First Published:
  • Jan 28, 2014, 320 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Feb 2015, 320 pages
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lisa lewis

I am halfway through this and already have to give it a great review!
I LOVE the author's "old style" of descriptive yet insightful and intelligent story telling. This book is not one you can breeze through immediately, you have to take your time and savor each chapter. I have now become enamored of ghost ships and their legends in history. The characters of the book come alive, and I am transported back into a time when there was no "electronic" instant media, but to a time when everything was organic, lived, and more soulful. I can't wait to read more of the author's publications. I love historical novels and this is a "must read"!
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