The Pennsylvania Ghost Guide
The Pennsylvania Ghost Guide by Patty A. Wilson, published by Piney Creek Press in 2000, is a historical fiction novel that unfolds in the days leading up to the 1889 Johnstown Flood. The story centers on young widow Jesse Duran, who has established a life for herself and her son while working at the South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club. However, Jesse harbors a secret that could jeopardize everything she has built, a secret known only to the wealthy Clayton Royer, who unexpectedly reenters her life, stirring both fear and unresolved feelings.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of love, fear, and the struggle for protection in a tumultuous time. As Jesse navigates her complex emotions and the threat posed by Clayton, the story delves into the challenges of motherhood and the weight of past decisions. With a page count of 154, this edition presents a blend of romance and historical context, inviting readers to engage with Jesse’s journey as she confronts her fears and desires amidst the looming disaster.
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Set in the days leading up to the 1889 Johnstown Flood, young widow Jesse Duran works at South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club. She has built a life for herself and her young son, but Jesse has a secret that would destroy her life…a secret only one man knew. That man, wealthy Clayton Royer, could destroy her life and take her child away. But she was sure that he had forgotten about her until he walked into South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club and began tearing her life apart. Despite her anger and fear of Clayton, Jesse couldn’t stop her heart from pounding when he was near. How could she protect her son and fight her own desires?
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