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A new thriller from a writer who's been compared to Michael Crichton, Alfred Hitchcock, Raymond Chandler, Blake Crouch, and David Cronenberg takes us to the most menacing core of California's upper crust, a class of billionaires with more money than they could spend in eternity.Who is Claire Gravesend So wonders PI Lee Crowe when he finds her dead, in a fine cocktail dress, on top of a Rolls Royce, in the most dangerous neighborhood in San Francisco. Claire's mother, Olivia, is one of the richest people in California. She doesn't believe the coroner: her daughter did not kill herself. Olivia hires Crowe, who - having just foiled a federal case against a cartel kingpin - is eager for distraction. But the questions about the Gravesend family pile up fast. First, the autopsy reveals round scars running down Claire's spine, old marks Olivia won't explain. Then, Crowe visits Claire's Boston townhouse and has to fend off an armed intruder. Is it the Feds out for revenge Or is this connected to the Gravesends He leaves Boston afraid, but finds his way to Claire's secret San Francisco pied--terre. It's there that his questions come to a head. Sleeping in an upstairs bedroom, he finds Claire - her face, her hair, her scars - and as far as he can tell, she's alive. And Crowe's back at the start: Who is Claire Gravesend
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Jonathan Moore was born at Raleigh General Hospital in Beckley, WV on December 30th, 1979. He is the son of Paul and Betty Moore who also reside in West Virginia. He and his brother Michael Moore grew up experiencing paranormal events throughout their life. Jonathan graduated from Mount Hope High School in 1999 as an honor student in both High School and Vo-Tech. He has education in computer programming, electronics, private investigating, horticulture, and in EMS. As a Ghost Hunter, he has been investigating paranormal events throughout West Virginia for the past 15 years. He has been mentioned in a number of publications for his efforts, including two books, "White Things" and "Ghosts from Coast to Coast," and a magazine, Mountain Discoveries, along with mention on Sci-Fi, Sony Entertainment, Whispers Radio, Life's Gift Radio, some local and national radio stations, the Animal Planet, and the Mystery Hunters television show. Jonathan founded West Virginia Ghosts back in 1999 before the "ghost craze" started. After witnessing several unexplained events himself, he decided to create the West Virginia Ghosts website in order to document accounts of paranormal phenomenon from other people. The website has grown to be very popular among people from around the globe with over 300,000 visitors a month. Feel free to visit WVGhosts.com and share your true encounter with the unknown.
