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Night Relics

by James P. Blaylock


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Trying to start over following a divorce, Peter Travers has a new love and a new life. But when his ex-wife and son suddenly disappear, a creepy real-estate agent starts stalking his new girlfriend, and the ghosts of a 70-year-old murder begin calling his name, all that he has worked for begins to fall apart around him.


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9780425153192 9780425153192, Paperback, Berkley Pub Group, 1996

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Publisher Notes

Attempting to come to terms with a failed marriage and longing for his son, Peter Travers's struggle to build a new life is haunted by mysterious visions of a woman and child as the spirits of the past come alive and a dark and terrible secret refuses to die. Reprint. AB.

Media Reviews

"A ghostly wind blows across the valleys of Southern California, scattering pieces of a long-forgotten story of murder and revenge across the lives of a group of people whose own struggles resonate to the tale's dark music. [Blaylock] invests a complex story of failed marriages and shady business deals with mythic overtones as elusive as the eerie wind that forms the primary motif of this hauntingly moody novel. Gracefully written and splendidly told..."

First Line

Another windy night, warm for late November and smelling of sagebrush and dust. Restless autumn dreams. The night haunted by a slow and deliberate creaking in the bones of the old house, by the rattle of doors shaken in their frames, by the sighing of the wind beneath the eaves, murmuring past the stones of the chimney. Tree branches tossed and rustled out in the night, and dry leaves skittered across the screens and scraped along the brick path.

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