Cherie Priest
Cherie Priest is a Florida native who now lives in Seattle, Washington with her family where she writes primarily horror of a southern gothic flavoring but don’t expect that to be all that flows from her pen. She has written urban fantasy and steampunk novels.
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 Those Who Went Remain There Still  |
Those Who Went Remain There StillAuthor: Priest, Cherie |
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Heaster Wharton is dead, and his passing might mean an end to hostilities between the Manders and the Coys. If the the elderly patriarch showed the kindness and foresight to split his land cleanly between his feuding descendants, then a truce could be arranged. But his final request is a strange one, delivered across the country to the straggling remnants of his tribe. Representatives from both families must visit a cave at the edge of his property in the hills of Kentucky. There, he promised, they would find his last will and testament. But there’s more than paperwork waiting underground, as vindictive old Heaster was well aware. In 1775, Daniel Boone and a band of axe-wielding frontiersmen struggled to clear a path through the Cumberland Gap into the heart of Bluegrass country, and they did not work unopposed. Hounded and harried by an astonishing monster, the axe-men overcame the beast by sheer numbers and steel. They threw its body into a nearby cave. It was not dead. Crippled and outraged, for 100 years something terrible has huddled underground, dreaming of meat and revenge. But its newest callers are heavily armed, skeptical of their instructions, and predisposed to violence. With their guns and their savage instincts, Heaster’s grandchildren will not make for easy pickings. |
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 Fathom  |
FathomAuthor: Priest, Cherie |
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 Dreadful Skin  |
Dreadful SkinAuthor: Priest, Cherie |
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Dreadful SkinAuthor: Priest, Cherie |
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 Not Flesh Nor Feathers  |
Not Flesh Nor Feathers (An Eden Moore Trilogy #3)Author: Priest, Cherie |
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From the Publisher: But deep beneath the riverbank, the evidence of a terrible crime has been covered up twice. When a TVA dam falters and the river swells, panic rises downtown. As the Tennessee creeps over its banks, it dredges up death from its own polluted bed. Twenty-nine victims of a long-ago slaughter walk when the water rises, patrolling the banks and dragging the living down to a muddy grave. No one remembers how they died and no one knows what they want. Some secrets are never washed away. Instead they are patient, biding their time. They wait for the water to lift them so they can prowl for the justice that was denied them ninety years ago. But in ninety years a city’s shape changes, and where justice can no longer be found, vengeance may have to suffice. The city of Chattanooga is about to learn a terrible truth about the things a river can and cannot hide. . . . And reluctant medium Eden Moore may be the only one who can dissuade the twenty-nine bodies from adding hundreds of its citizens to their ghastly ranks. Not Flesh Nor Feathers is a stand-alone sequel to Four and Twenty Blackbirds and Wings to the Kingdom. |
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 Wings to the Kingdom  |
Wings to the Kingdom (An Eden Moore Trilogy #2)Author: Priest, Cherie |
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From the Editors of Barnes and Noble: Chickamauga, Georgia, is the site of the oldest military park in the country — a place where a reported 35,000 soldiers met a bloody end during the Civil War. The park has long been rumored to be haunted by a ghostly entity nicknamed Old Green Eyes, a hulking spirit with a glowing gaze that guards the souls of the dead from harm. But when visitors to the much-historied battlefield (scene of the last major Confederate victory), begin seeing ghostly apparitions in tattered uniforms desperately pointing off into the distance, the supernatural uproar attracts a team of well-known ghost hunters, Dana and Tripp Marshall, who vow to get to the bottom of the otherworldly mystery. Eden Moore, a “biracial Southern girl” who can see the spirits of the dead, is also drawn into the unearthly drama when she encounters the horrifying green-eyed wraith while lost in the woods near a mental institution for the criminally insane. Why isn’t Old Green Eyes watching over the souls of the dead at Chickamauga? And what are the old ghosts of the battlefield so frantically pointing to? Darkly poetic and hypnotically readable, Cherie Priest is to dark fantasy what fresh roasted coffee is to mornings — simply essential. |
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 Four and Twenty Blackbirds  |
Four and Twenty Blackbirds (An Eden Moore Trilogy #1)Author: Priest, Cherie |
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Four and Twenty Blackbirds (An Eden Moore Trilogy #1)Author: Priest, Cherie |
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From the Editors of Barnes and Noble: Four and Twenty Blackbirds — a contemporary ghost story with elements of southern gothic, supernatural mystery, and dark fantasy — follows an orphaned girl’s harrowing journey into adulthood and her desperate quest to find out who she really is. Growing up with her aunt and uncle in the mountains of Tennessee, Eden Moore is never truly alone. The “mixed race” girl is infrequently visited by a trio of ghosts, three long-dead sisters who counsel and protect her. But no one can guard Eden from a lunatic who believes she is the next coming of her great-grandfather, an infamous African sorcerer whose followers have somehow found a way to resurrect his spirit. When the life of Eden’s beloved aunt is endangered, she embarks on a journey to uncover the roots of her decidedly inbred family tree. From the ruins of a Tennessee sanitarium where her mother died to the halls of a decrepit Georgia mansion to the gator-infested swamps of southern Florida, Eden’s investigation leads her to the terrible truth . . . Priest’s Four and Twenty Blackbirds is one of those exceedingly rare literary gems that will not only engage and challenge readers on a cerebral level but will also masterfully manipulate their emotions. Lyrical, poignant, and brilliantly understated, Priest’s debut novel is a genre-transcendent storytelling tour de force. Fans of writers like Stephen King, Dean Koontz, and Peter Straub will absolutely fall in love with this spellbinding novel — and with Cherie Priest, who is undeniably one of the most exciting new authors to come along in years. |
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Summary:
Title List:
1. Four and Twenty Blackbirds
2. Wings to the Kingdom
3. Not Flesh Nor Feathers
4. Dreadful Skin
5. Fathom
6. Those Who Went Remain There Still
Title List: The Eden Moore Trilogy
1. Four and Twenty Blackbirds
2. Wings to the Kingdom
3. Not Flesh Nor Feathers
Weblinks List:
Cherie Priest — Official Site
Series Page for:
The Eden Moore Series
