Haunting the Beach: The Haunted Ship Trilogy Book Three

A ghost that haunts the human mind is the most terrifying of all.In 1930, the town of Aptos is obsessed with the long-awaited grand opening of the restaurant and dance hall built inside the abandoned concrete ship.Everyone has a dream for the promise of a night on the ship.  Mary fights to convince her parents the adults only rule is unfair. Her mother anticipates a final chance to rekindle her marriage. Her father's business partner knows it's the perfect setting to win the woman he adores. But the concrete ship, glowing with lights and filled with music, has a dark side... It's Prohibition and bootleggers know they can pick up their illegal deliveries when the parties are over and the lights go out.  Their greed and violence threaten to everyone's dreams.  As the tragic events of Mary's childhood unfold before her uncomprehending eyes, she has a terrifying encounter with the ghost that dwells within the old ship.Finally, Mary discovers the truth about the ghost. If you liked the first two book in the trilogy, you'll love this shocking and satisfying conclusion to Mary's story. Get this book for a gripping, haunting read, but don't turn out the lights. Book Three in The Haunted Ship Trilogy

About the Author

"Cathryn's writing style amazed me. She was able to get inside the heads of her characters to an incredible degree and expose their vulnerabilities, their insecurities, their fears, and even mental illness without flinching."Her fiction has appeared in Alfred Hitchcock and Ellery Queen Mystery Magazines, The Shroud Quarterly Journal, and The Best of Every Day Fiction. Her short story "I Was Young Once" received an honorable mention in the 2007 Zoetrope All-story Short Fiction contest.She's the author of Suburban Noir novels, psychological thrillers, and ghost stories.When she's not writing, Cathryn reads fiction, eavesdrops, and plays very high handicap golf. She lives on the Central California coast with her husband and two cats.

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