Ghosts and Legends — James D. Macdonald

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Ghosts and Legends

A collection of fantasy stories by Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald. From King Arthur's court to modern New Hampshire, from the high seas to high society, join us as we speak Ghosts and Legends.

Contains:

"The Queen's Mirror"
Sometimes it's more than just a fairy-tale. A haunting story of mothers and daughters.

"Holly and Ivy"
It's Christmas Day at Camelot, and King Arthur wants to see a marvel. It's up to Sir Gawain and Sir Lancelot to provide one or the feast can never begin. Before the day is over Gawain will see a bigger marvel than he ever expected.

"Jenny Nettles"
On October the fourth of the year 1773, the brigantine Jenny Nettles, merchantman out of New Bedford, made port. No sooner was she tied up than the crew was at work with block and tackle, with hammer and chisel, unshipping the figurehead. A sea story; a ghost story.

"A Tremble in the Air"
A classic country-house detective story with an occult twist. Family secrets aren't the only things buried in this drawing-room mystery featuring Orville Nesbit, psychic researcher.

"Witch Garden"
Some mighty odd things grow in the backyard vegetable gardens of New England. Mighty odd.