2 books by Philippe Ward
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Overview: Philippe Ward, a native of Bordeaux, France, is the author of two horror novels, Artahe and The Song of Montségur (written with Sylvie miller), rooted in the folklore of Southern France, both published by Black Coat Press. Marilyn in Manhattan is his seventeenth novel.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror
Artahe: The Legacy of Jules de Grandin (French Horror Book 21) by Philippe Ward, David Kirshbaum (Adapted by, Translator)
This 1997 novel by an award-winning French author stars the grandson of the legendary supernatural investigator from Weird Tales. Arnaud, the grandson of Jules de Grandin, returns to the small village nestled in the heart of the Pyrenees Mountains where he grew up. There, he begins to realize that the rogue bear terrorizing the village is not an ordinary beast but a supernatural being – ARTAHE, the legendary Bear-God that has been worshipped and feared in the Mountains for thousands of years… But what can the ancient pagan cult of Artahe, led by the old invalid woman Berthe who raised Arnaud after his parents mysteriously died want with the young man?
Marilyn in Manhattan by Philippe Ward, Brian Stableford (Adapted by, Translator)
Marilyn had the same voice as in the films, warm and sensual. In addition, her perfume seemed to act on her like a charm. It confused her mind and gave her the false impression of being secure.
Kristin Arroyo is a former Marine who served in Iraq. In the personal effects of her late grandfather – a once famous photographer – she discovers several unpublished photos of Marilyn Monroe.
With the help of a friend, she decides to put on an exhibition to honor her grandfather; unfortunately, nothing goes as planned, as a mysterious organization suddenly starts pursuing her, trying to kill her.
Kristin comes to realize that her fate is mysteriously tied to the photographs of Marilyn and, if she is to save her life, she must reconstruct the last days of the Hollywood star and solve the mystery surrounding her death – but did Marilyn really die on August 5, 1962?
Philippe Ward, a native of Bordeaux, France, is the author of two horror novels, Artahe and The Song of Montségur (written with Sylvie miller), rooted in the folklore of Southern France, both published by Black Coat Press. Marilyn in Manhattan is his seventeenth novel.
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