For more than 80 years, Phyllis A. Whitney wove her storytelling magic—in her lifetime garnering numerous awards and worldwide acclaim for her books. A winner of the prestigious Grand Master award for lifetime achievement from the Mystery Writers of America, and an author the New York Times once called the "Queen of the American Gothics," Phyllis A. Whitney is one of the world's most beloved mystery and romantic suspense writers.
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Audio versions of two Phyllis A. Whitney best-selling suspense novels have been released by Brilliance Audio. You can download MP3 versions of these books at AudiobookStandDL.com or purchase audio CD versions at Audiobook Stand.com. Look for my reviews of these audiobooks here soon!
"Hallie Knight is summoned to a historic seaport town by the critically ill grandfather of her former college roommate. Months earlier, Trench's granddaughter Susan mysteriously disappeared from his home and all attempts to learn her fate have failed. He feels that if anyone can find Susan, it will be this woman who was his granddaughter's closest friend..." |
"Successful young mystery novelist Molly Hunt, raised by adoptive parents on Long Island, is stunned when a chance encounter leads to a startling revelation. She is apparently the daughter of the aristocratic Mountfort family of Charleston, South Carolina, kidnapped as an infant from their ancestral home - and has an identical twin sister..." |
| Phyllis A. Whitney audiobooks Several of Phyllis A. Whitney's audiobooks are available in digital format for downloading to iPods or MP3 players! See a list of available titles here. |
The Quicksilver Pool (Large Print Premier Edition) |
Go on location!
Read about my
visit to Carmel, California and the surrounding areas to learn about the
locations that inspired Phyllis A. Whitney to write Flaming Tree. Visit
the Normandy
Inn (the location used for the fictional Manzanita Inn), and the mystical Nepenthe in magnificent Big Sur, and then check back
later to read about additional places featured in Flaming Tree.
The
Faces - A New Age Short Story
Not seen in almost 20 years, The Faces debuts as the first Phyllis
A. Whitney short story to be available online!
From
Rickshas to a Man on the Moon
Phyllis A. Whitney writes about her
childhood and the stories that inspired her to become a writer.
Visit
locations used in The Trembling Hills
Phyllis A. Whitney's 1956 novel The Trembling Hills has been reprinted
in the United Kingdom as part of the Hodder Great Reads series "celebrating
the best and most-loved popular classics of the 20th Century." To
commemorate this, I visited some of the locations featured in the book.
International
best sellers!
Did
you know that Phyllis A. Whitney's books have been published in more than
thirty countries? Read more about this french translation of her 1956
novel The Trembling Hills.




