The year is 1919 and the place New York City. A one-armed WWI veteran spends the night inside the mansion of a wealthy hoarder and lives to tell about it--from a room in Bellevue Hospital's psychiatric ward. Miles Trenowyth returns from the War to End All Wars a changed man, but soon resumes his...
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The year is 1919 and the place New York City. A one-armed WWI veteran spends the night inside the mansion of a wealthy hoarder and lives to tell about it--from a room in Bellevue Hospital's psychiatric ward. Miles Trenowyth returns from the War to End All Wars a changed man, but soon resumes his career as a civil attorney. One of his clients, Noah Langley, is under threat of eviction from his boarded-up and booby-trapped four-story Harlem mansion stuffed to the ceilings with untold tons of bizarre "collections" that the hoarder has acquired over a lifetime. Miles finds himself trapped inside the mansion, along with Noah and Miss Cora Buxton, a comely social worker intent on ministering to the hoarder, and over the course of one night, he confronts a brand of terror worse than anything faced on the battlefields of Europe . . . "With stunning attention to historical detail, and characters that practically jump off the page, Christopherson delivers a blood-soaked thriller you won't soon forget." -- Jude Hardin, author of KEY DEATH "Christopherson has penned a deliciously wicked tribute to the glory days of Gothic horror." -- Mark Carver, author of THE AGE OF APOLLYON FORTRESS OF EPHEMERA is a new thriller from the author of CRACK-UP and THE PROPHET MOTIVE. Praise for Eric Christopherson's earlier novels: CRACK-UP: A PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER Best Mystery Novel, Red Adept Annual Indie Awards"A fast-paced excellently crafted thriller, gripping from start to finish. I look forward to reading more from this author." -- Vicki Tyley (author of Thin Blood and other suspense fiction)"I read it all in one day because I could not put it down." -- Amazon reviewer Dr. Amour"This was truly one of the best novels I've read this year." -- Amazon reviewer L.K. WilliamsTHE PROPHET MOTIVE: A CULT THRILLER Red Adept Reviews Indie Award for Thrillers/Suspense"Previously, I read Christopherson's novel, 'Crack-Up,' and loved it. 'The Prophet Motive' is at least as good, if not better." -- Big Al (of Big Al's Books and Pals review website)"This needs to be required reading for high school students . . . entertaining and extremely informative, while filling the reader with knowledge they will use the rest of their lives." -- Amazon reviewer Eleanor Schwank"This writer is up there with the best." -- Amazon reviewer Edward Meumerke
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