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Ghost Night (Bone Island Trilogy)

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On Haunt Island near Bimini, writer Vanessa Loren is part of a crew filming a low-budget horror movie. As they complete the final wrap, someone gruesomely murders two actors Georgia Dare and Travis Glenn. Their heads are decapitated and posed in a frightening manner in the sand. The case is unsolved. For the next two years, Vanessa remains frightened and unable to sleep as she suffers nightmares from the grisly scene she saw on the Bahamas' island beach.

Filmmaker Sean O'Hara hires Vanessa to work on a documentary he is filming in the area where the cold case homicides that haunt her occurred. Hoping to get closure, she agrees. Sean can see ghosts and Vanessa fall in love, but a deranged killer stalks them anxiously waiting for a rerun of what happened two years ago.

The second Bone Island paranormal romantic suspense (see Ghost Shadow) is a delightful thriller due to the ghosts feeling genuine. The lead couple is a wonderful duet whose hope for a Hollywood ending is in trouble from a slasher (everyone knows what happens in a slasher flick). Ghost Night is tense entertainment as a killer looks forward to adding a pair in love to the count of victims.

Harriet Klausner

Definitly the best of this trilogy, Ghost Night is creepy without being dark and just the right amount of romance. An excellent read-

This book had great suspense, romance and characters. It kept my interest right from the start. Looking forward to reading the rest of Heather's Bone Island Trilogy.

GHOST NIGHT by Heather Graham is the second in a trilogy that evolves around the O'Hara family of Key West, FL. Sean O'Hara and his friend David Beckett are looking for a thread to pull together a film that includes the mysteries of the keys with historical documentation.
Vanessa Loren was the script writer on a teenage/slasher film that ended in the grotesque murder of the two stars. She is haunted by their murders and is looking for answers before she can agree to release the film.
Vanessa is a long time friend of Kate O'Hara's. She brings Sean and Vanessa together and reluctantly Sean agrees to include the modern murder in his film. After collecting all the members of the original film crew, they sail to the scene of the murders.
As in the previous title, the ghost Bartholmew provides both assistance and comic relief. A good read for this spooky month.
Nash Black, author of Indie finalists WRITING AS A SMALL BUSINESS and HAINTS.

I can't get enough! I was sad at the end of this series because I knew that I had to say goodbye to the characters. I love that she keeps you guessing until the end about who the bad guy is.

In darkened waters, evil bides its time.

A slasher movie turns real when two young actors are brutally murdered on a remote island film set. Their severed heads and arms posed in a macabre homage to a nineteenth-century pirate massacre.

Two years later, survivor Vanessa Loren is drawn back to South Bimini by a documentary being made about the storied region. Filmmaker Sean O'Hara aches to see how the unsolved crime haunts her...and Sean knows more than a little about ghosts.

Lured by visions of a spectral figurehead, Vanessa discovers authentic pirate treasures that only deepen the mystery. Are the murders the work of modern-day marauders, the Bermuda Triangle or a deadly paranormal echo of the island's violent history? As Vanessa and Sean grow closer, the killer prepares to resume the slaughter...unless the dead can intervene.

The Bone Island Trilogy is a great series. I love Heather Graham's books and stories. They always make you feel like you are right there. The story is believeable, characters wonderful and her books keep you deeply entrenched until you sadly reach the end. Try all 3. You wont be sorry.

The premise of this book is that Vanessa, a young film producer, goes to Key West to participate in the filming of a documentary about pirates and the Bermuda Triangle. She's there because two years earlier, she had shot a horror film there and the two stars of the film were murdered. While solving the murder mystery, which involves ghosts and pirate lore, Vanessa meets and falls in love with Sean O'Hara, producer of the current documentary. The whole story is pretty weak, more like an outline. The villains are not well-developed, either, but I still wanted to finish the story. Also, I have not read the rest of the books in the trilogy, so I felt like I was missing something basic in the relationship of the characters. Overall, the book is entertaining but not very meaty.

I sent an email to the seller about 2 weeks ago as the book had not arrived as promised and they apologized and said they would send another copy of the book immediately and it has not arrived as of 9/27 and the charge has already been processed on my credit card.