The Midget's House: A Circus Story... A Love Story... A Ghost Story

FROM THE AWARD-WINNING CO-AUTHOR of Something to Prove comes a haunting novel that's been favorably compared to WATER FOR ELEPHANTS. Marisa Delano is thrilled when she unexpectedly inherits the fairy-tale like cottage on the Sarasota, Florida, bay front. What she doesn't know is that another woman, Lucinda Lacey, a sideshow midget who died on the property in 1924, still inhabits it. And Lucinda has no intention of giving up her home to the new owner. Part historical, part mystery, with a touch of the paranormal, THE MIDGET'S HOUSE takes its inspiration from the legends surrounding the author's former home in Sarasota.

Author: Anita Bartholomew
Publisher: Bartholomew & Company, Incorporated
Published: 01/09/2012
Pages: 292
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.82lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.51w x 0.66d
ISBN: 9780983992202

About the Author
About the Author-And the House: Anita Bartholomew is an award-winning author, and a regular contributor to Reader's Digest international editions. Locals claimed that her former home in Sarasota was built by John Ringling for the circus's little folk-and that they haunted it still. The Ringling legend proved unlikely (though the haunting is up for debate), but Anita's imaginings about what the home's history might have been form the basis of this novel.

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