In the middle of the 1918 influenza epidemic, Mary Shelley Black arrives in San Diego. Her childhood best friend's brother claims to commune with the dead through spirit photography.

Kolmoishaasteeseen (23):
p. 4: My hands and knees trembled, and my teeth chattered with the frantic intensity of a Morse code distress signal: tap tap tap TAP TAP TAP tap tap tap.
p. 6: The wheels of the train click-clacked, click-clacked, click-clacked over the lack of conversation.
p. 158: No, no, no, screamed the rational voice inside my head.
p. 278: The click click click of talons scuttled somewhere unseen.

Bonuskirja

Thank you for the bonus - I might have to read this soon, as this sounds like a book my grown-up kid might be interested it, so they'll get it next!

I liked this - very interesting, and also exciting. And so scary because it was so current to this time; people wearing masks and dying of influenza. Brrr...

To my grown-up kid next, they are interested in supernatural things, so I suppose this book would go well too!