Cambridge Books Releases "A Ghost at Stallion’s Gate" for 2012

Inland Empire, CA, January 04, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Author Elizabeth Eagan-Cox has taken the concept of the cozy mystery novel into mainstream with ghosts who are treated as characters that are pivotal to the plot of each Shannon Delaney novel. The author explains, "In present day, more so than any other time in social history, the general public is open to accepting the reality that ghosts exist and that a G-Rated mystery can be mainstream and include personalities in the story that are real ghosts, who have found a purpose in their spectral existence."

In "A Ghost at Stallion’s Gate," Shannon’s relationship with the ghost of Victorian era magician Eric Blackthorne continues to unfold when Shannon stumbles upon a long-buried mystery from Hollywood of the 1920s. In opposition to the glamour of early Hollywood is the complication that this was the period of Prohibition… a concept, that Shannon, as a woman of today, finds perplexing. The scene of the cold case is Stallion’s Gate, the century-old mansion built by a Hollywood mogul who loved horse racing, gambling and lavish booze-driven parties… and all were illegal in Prohibition. Returning characters include Alex Blackthorne, the look-alike present day descendant of the ghost magician Eric Blackthorne.

A Ghost at Stallion’s Gate is in paperback and all e-book formats, available wherever books are sold. More information on the author’s Web site: www.ElizabethEaganCox.net

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