The Spirits of Sylvia Beach by
Authors gather for tea, literary debate and fanciful parlor games in a whimsical, beachside hotel. Some happen to be ghosts.
Lucy Kent dreams of becoming a famous writer, but until that day, she works as a housekeeper in the whimsical Sylvia Beach Hotel, where authors are literally part of the décor. As Lucy begins to suspect there are spirits with unfinished business living among the literary infused...
Lucy Kent dreams of becoming a famous writer, but until that day, she works as a housekeeper in the whimsical Sylvia Beach Hotel, where authors are literally part of the décor. As Lucy begins to suspect there are spirits with unfinished business living among the literary infused...
Authors gather for tea, literary debate and fanciful parlor games in a whimsical, beachside hotel. Some happen to be ghosts.
Lucy Kent dreams of becoming a famous writer, but until that day, she works as a housekeeper in the whimsical Sylvia Beach Hotel, where authors are literally part of the décor. As Lucy begins to suspect there are spirits with unfinished business living among the literary infused rooms, an odd couple arrive to stay in the Edgar Allan Poe room. With upheaval on the menu, a séance is the only answer to directly contact the spirits and ask them to move on. What is to become of Lady Jane Austen, free-thinking Virginia Woolf, modernist Gertrude Stein, the queen of mystery Agatha Christie and the dark, bleeding heart of Mr. Poe? And who is the new mysterious author in their future?
Lucy Kent dreams of becoming a famous writer, but until that day, she works as a housekeeper in the whimsical Sylvia Beach Hotel, where authors are literally part of the décor. As Lucy begins to suspect there are spirits with unfinished business living among the literary infused rooms, an odd couple arrive to stay in the Edgar Allan Poe room. With upheaval on the menu, a séance is the only answer to directly contact the spirits and ask them to move on. What is to become of Lady Jane Austen, free-thinking Virginia Woolf, modernist Gertrude Stein, the queen of mystery Agatha Christie and the dark, bleeding heart of Mr. Poe? And who is the new mysterious author in their future?