The Spirit Hollows - Brewer, P. R.
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An inventor and an assistant undertaker go chasing spirits in a beautiful but eerie world. Quinn dreams of leaving his dreary job at his mother's funeral home for a life of adventure. His half-sister Zora plans to prove what a brilliant scientist she is--and settle a secret grudge. Together, they set out to fight the spirits that have roamed the Hollows ever since the Great Wakening. As Zora and Quinn hunt by night in the graveyards and forests of what was once Old Appalachia, they clash with one another and compete against a mysterious rival. But when a shadowy cult and an ancient,…mehr

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An inventor and an assistant undertaker go chasing spirits in a beautiful but eerie world. Quinn dreams of leaving his dreary job at his mother's funeral home for a life of adventure. His half-sister Zora plans to prove what a brilliant scientist she is--and settle a secret grudge. Together, they set out to fight the spirits that have roamed the Hollows ever since the Great Wakening. As Zora and Quinn hunt by night in the graveyards and forests of what was once Old Appalachia, they clash with one another and compete against a mysterious rival. But when a shadowy cult and an ancient, otherworldly enemy start trying to murder them, the young spirit-hunters must scramble to uncover the hidden past of the Hollows and dig up long-buried family skeletons. If Zora and Quinn fail, they'll find worse things waiting for them in the dark. A Young Adult paranormal fantasy novel for fans of Stranger Things, Ghostbusters, and Lockwood & Co.
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Autorenporträt
P. R. Brewer grew up on a fish farm in Rowan County, Kentucky, a short hike away from Cave Run Lake and a winding drive away from Clack Mountain (the site of sinister rituals, according to local legend). He currently lives in Delaware with his wife Barbara and their two children. In his day job, he teaches and writes about science and the media. His nonfiction work has appeared in National Geographic, Skeptical Inquirer, and various arcane journals.