Ghostly Lights
Great Lakes Lighthouse Tales
of Terror
by Annick Hivert-Carthew
Alone in the Darkness
Phantom shadows on Lake Ontario ... drowning sailors at Point Iroquois ... mysterious disappearances on Hope Island ... madness and horror at South Haven ...
The isolated lighthouses of the Great Lakes provide the perfect setting for twenty-one spine-tingling tales. In these lonely outposts, a solitary keeper struggles with the elements, unknown forces, and internal demons.
Narrated by a master storyteller, this chilling collection
will delight and terrify anyone who dares to read it.
About the Author
French born Annick Hiverrt-Carthew, a fiction and nonfiction writer, tours France, Canada, and the U. S. as a keynote speaker. The author of four other books and numerous articles, Ms. Hivert-Carthew first became known for her work on Antoine de Lamothe Cadillac, the founder of Detroit; she is the author of Cadillac and the Dawn of Detroit (Wilderness Adventure Books, 1994). As a member of the prestigious Detroit Women Writers, she often leads workshops at writers’ conferences.
Ms. Hivert-Carthew lives in Michigan; when she’s not busy writing, she enjoys visiting museums and lighthouses, attending the theater, participating in community outreach, motorcycling, and spending time with family and friends.
Ghostly Lights by Annick Hivert-Carthew
162 pages ♦ illustrations / map / bibliography / index ♦ Retail price: $14.95
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