City of Masks, Daniel Hecht
City of Masks, Daniel Hecht
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City of Masks

Author: Daniel Hecht

Narrator: Anna Fields

Unabridged: 15 hr 49 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 06/25/2005


Synopsis

When Lila Beauforte sees ghostly apparitions in her ancestral home in old New Orleans, Cree Black is called on to help. Cree, a Harvardeducated parapsychologist, is a ghost buster but one who must also struggle to keep her own ghosts at bay.

About Daniel Hecht

Daniel Hecht was a professional guitarist for twenty years. He took up writing in 1989 and received his MFA degree from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop in 1992. His first novel, Skull Session, was a bestseller. He lives in Montpelier, Vermont.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Sportyrod on December 13, 2024

Science-based parapsychological thriller, New Orleans setting, whodunnit. No crystal balls, no tarot cards, just pricey equipment that can read heart rates togetherwith research and intuition. Like a lie detector but measuring witness haunt reactions. There were mysteries to solve: was the ghost real......more

Goodreads review by Linda on March 24, 2012

If you are fascinated with New Orleans, the history, the culture, the things that go bump in the night and a story of old southern snobbery resulting from inherited wealth, then this is the book for you. I liked it so much that I had a difficult time putting it down. Cree Black is a paranormal invest......more

Goodreads review by Jen3n on October 03, 2012

I read this one overnight. It's a fun, disturbing not-badly-written book that balances mystery and horror fairly well. The gist lays thusly: a multi-degreed doctor lady in her middle-ish 30's was a big wig in the field of psychology and very happily married when her husband was killed very suddenly i......more

Goodreads review by Jeanne on January 21, 2018

I really enjoyed the first 2/3rds of the book. Daniel Hecht is a very accomplished writer. He really made New Orleans come alive. I could see his characters--actually felt like I was in the story. It was the last third of the book that bothered me. Oh, I had to keep reading-- the story was that well......more