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Ghost Tree [Paperback]

Bill Deasy

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9 Sep 2010
"Reunite the band..." These deathbed words set in motion a series of events no one could have predicted. Loves are found, lost roads are discovered and long-buried mysteries are solved - some of them on national television. Bill Deasy is the author of the award-winning "Ransom Seaborn." When he's not writing novels, he is busy writing and recording songs and then singing them for anyone who will listen. He lives with his wife and sons in Pennsylvania.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Characters Animate Ghost Tree 19 Dec 2012
By PamelaAnn - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
I am grateful to a friend who recently recommended Ghost Tree to me. I thoroughly enjoyed the book, and I am looking forward to future works from this author (Bill Deasy). Based on this book, I will also read Deasy's earlier works (Ransom Seaborn and Traveling Clothes). I read the book on a weekend when I had some time to immerse myself in the book. A dying man's last words are the catalyst for a chain of events that serve as the plot of the book. In addition, a mystery runs through the story, and I was eager to see its solution. Deasy presents a compelling cast of characters who drive the plot of the book. He excels at creating strong and interesting characters with whom the reader empathizes. I would love to meet the people in Ghost Tree, and my interest in their lives kept me glued to the book. Bill Deasy is a musician as well as an author. His clever use of language is as evident in the prose of Ghost Tree as it is in his songs. As I came to the end of Ghost Tree, satisfaction with a story well told mixed with regret for a story that came to an end. I strongly recommend this book to a broad array of readers.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Loved Reading Ghost Tree 12 Dec 2012
By Michelle Wright - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
I just had to share my love for this wonderful novel! Ghost Tree is captivating until the very end. I'm so glad I discovered this series and I think this is Bill Deasy's best work yet. The story is both unpredictable and inspiring. I really liked the characters and loved the way the author weaved together the emotional story. I'm planning to give the entire trilogy as Christmas gifts to the other avid readers on my holiday list and I'm hoping Deasy is planning a fourth novel very soon!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Ghost Tree Rocks! 16 Feb 2011
By Keith G. Kondrich - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
Wow! Wow! Wow! Finished reading "Ghost Tree," last night. Everyone should read this warm and hope-filled tale of rock & roll redemption. It is warm, funny, sad, and suspenseful. Most of all it speaks to our basic human goodness and reminds us that life and love are precious gifts to be treasured.

Loved the Dan Finbar Band reference to "singing his last song, one about being lost in America."

Thanks Bill! GREAT read!!
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