Ghost of a Storm - Genute, Chris
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Ghost of a Storm is a gothic love story that spans almost a century. The story revolves around a magnificent Stanford White mansion that stands over the cliffs in Montauk, NY. On September 21, 1938, Montauk was devastated by a nor'easter. The Stanford White Mansions in Montauk, as well as the Manor, were among the few structures that remained standing after the storm. Lynn has been invited to house sit for a mansion in Montauk. The fact that she is beautiful, talented, and smart is unfortunate for her because she is the exact prototype that her anti-hero, Sonya, has been waiting to find for a…mehr

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Ghost of a Storm is a gothic love story that spans almost a century. The story revolves around a magnificent Stanford White mansion that stands over the cliffs in Montauk, NY. On September 21, 1938, Montauk was devastated by a nor'easter. The Stanford White Mansions in Montauk, as well as the Manor, were among the few structures that remained standing after the storm. Lynn has been invited to house sit for a mansion in Montauk. The fact that she is beautiful, talented, and smart is unfortunate for her because she is the exact prototype that her anti-hero, Sonya, has been waiting to find for a long time. Lynn will need to evolve emotionally and spiritually before she can meet the powerful challenges that are coming her way.
Autorenporträt
Christine is a native New Yorker and artist herself. She spent many summers out in Montauk where she actually did live in a Stanford White Mansion and was mesmerized by Montauk's fragile beauty and magical karma. Her work has been exhibited in many gallery and museum shows. She has been listed in Who's Who in American Art numerous times. Christine has an M.A. in Fine Arts. Now retired and living in Edgewater, NJ. Christine enjoys using her imagination to spin fantastical worlds with her writing.