

The Tale of Halcyon Crane
Author: Wendy Webb
Narrator: Cassandra Campbell
Unabridged: 9 hr 52 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Published: 03/30/2010
Categories: Fiction
Author: Wendy Webb
Narrator: Cassandra Campbell
Unabridged: 9 hr 52 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Published: 03/30/2010
Categories: Fiction
Wendy Webb is the author of The Fate of Mercy Alban and The Tale of Halcyon Crane. Her first novel, The Tale of Halcyon Crane, was selected as an IndieNext Pick by IndieBound, the Independent Booksellers Association of America; as a Midwest Connections Pick by the Midwest Booksellers Association; and as a Great Lakes Great Reads Pick by the Great Lakes Booksellers Association. She is also a career journalist and currently the editor-in-chief of Duluth Superior Magazine. Wendy lives in Minnesota.
i think this is the kind of book v.s. naipaul is railing against whenever he talks shit about female novelists. and it's not that this is a terrible book, it is just not...accomplished. it is clumsy in its exposition, it is not particularly scary, for a ghost story, and the characters are pretty poo......more
Great story Wow, I expected to be able to tell what was going to happen with this story and for the main part, I was. However, the story pulled me in and made me want to read and finish it in one reading session. If you like islands, old houses, ghosts and paranormal events, this book is for you!......more
Paranormal fiction that isn’t horror, teenaged, or “cozy” is nearly unheard of. I’m through with unoriginal, cookie-cutter plots: found a body, who did it? I hungered for family secrets, ancient mansions, and ghosts... for adults. I am euphoric that in 2010, Wendy Webb, from close by Minnesota, USA,......more
When I was a kid, I ran across the word "halcyon" in the dictionary and fell in love with it. It means calm, peaceful and happy. Because of my love of a word, I had to take a look at The Tale of Halcyon Crane when I saw it at the library. It sounded intriguing enough for me to check out. Now, I don't......more
This is what reading is supposed to be like: A story that comes across so well, so seamlessly that it is like a brain movie, that reminds you of the first books that kidnapped your attention. The kind where the bookmark is still warm when you reopen it. When Wendy Webb's debut novel "The Tale of Hal......more