A Song for Chloe - Bickford, Bob
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What if the love of your life was a ghost? What if you had to make a choice? Hollow Lake has a legend. The locals say that the spirit of Chloe Hunter, a teenager drowned in 1980, haunts its waters. She has been seen every year since, especially during late autumn when she appears as an eerie figure swimming in near-icy waters. Nick Horan knows the legend, but he doesn't believe in ghosts . . . until late one night, when he sees Chloe as she wades out of the cold lake. As beautiful as she is terrifying, the vision stirs something inside him before she vanishes into the dark woods. Nick has…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
What if the love of your life was a ghost? What if you had to make a choice? Hollow Lake has a legend. The locals say that the spirit of Chloe Hunter, a teenager drowned in 1980, haunts its waters. She has been seen every year since, especially during late autumn when she appears as an eerie figure swimming in near-icy waters. Nick Horan knows the legend, but he doesn't believe in ghosts . . . until late one night, when he sees Chloe as she wades out of the cold lake. As beautiful as she is terrifying, the vision stirs something inside him before she vanishes into the dark woods. Nick has another problem: he's on a collision course with a murderer, and her ghost is in the way. Chloe isn't from here. She's a doorway to somewhere else, and he might just follow her anywhere.
Autorenporträt
When he was little, Bob Bickford haunted the library. He hunted for good stories, became lost in pages, and daydreamed about becoming a writer. When he was older, real life got in the way and paychecks became more urgent than classes or degrees. The dream was filed under 'impossible things', and nearly forgotten. After years spent in various corners of the United States and Canada, he dusted off his imagination and became a writer-by-night. He hunts for good stories once again, and he still haunts the library.