Overview

In the Dirty Thirties, when work is hard to come by, Tilly McCormack is fortunate to secure a position at the prestigious Banff Springs Hotel, one of Canada's grand railway hotels and soon learns of the resident ghost. At first, Tilly dismisses the tale of the bride who slipped on the hotel's marble staircase and fell to her death. After a chilling encounter in a stairwell and later being inexplicably drawn into waltzing on her own in the ballroom, Tilly can no longer deny the rumors. More of a concern is when the guest whose wedding will soon occur at the hotel goes missing. Tilly sets out to find the bride-to-be with trail guide Ryan Blake. Ryan is happy to help, as he intends to make Tilly his bride. Will there be at least one happy ending between the ghost bride, the missing bride, and the possible bride-to-be?

Full Product Details

9781772992700

Table of Contents

Reviews

The Castle in the Mountain hides secrets behind its fairy tale facade Newly homeless and grieving for her late father in the spring of 1935, Tilly McCormack finds herself employed at the famous Castle in the Mountains, the Banff Springs Hotel. It seems to be the perfect solution on the surface. Tilly has employment and a place to live. After the flat dry prairie of southern Alberta outside Medicine Hat, the snow-capped mountains and the rushing Bow River splashing through Spray Falls just below the hotel are a welcome change. The first person Tilly meets is the driver contracted by the hotel to haul rich guests' luggage from the train station to the hotel. Ryan Blake is easy on the eyes and he declares he has an eye for Tilly. As their friendship deepens, Tilly runs afoul of some self-important guests peopling the rooms she is charged with caring for, and makes some good friends who stand by her. Ms Chatham has woven a wonderful story with three dimensional characters while taking the reader on a tour of the small mountain town of Banff, Alberta. Complete with intrigue, romance, and a brush with the ill-fated bride who is said to haunt the staircase of the fairy tale castle, The Brides of Banff Springs is a must read. Nancy M. Bell Editor and Author

The Castle in the Mountain hides secrets behind its fairy tale façade Newly homeless and grieving for her late father in the spring of 1935, Tilly McCormack finds herself employed at the famous Castle in the Mountains, the Banff Springs Hotel. It seems to be the perfect solution on the surface. Tilly has employment and a place to live. After the flat dry prairie of southern Alberta outside Medicine Hat, the snow-capped mountains and the rushing Bow River splashing through Spray Falls just below the hotel are a welcome change. The first person Tilly meets is the driver contracted by the hotel to haul rich guests' luggage from the train station to the hotel. Ryan Blake is easy on the eyes and he declares he has an eye for Tilly. As their friendship deepens, Tilly runs afoul of some self-important guests peopling the rooms she is charged with caring for, and makes some good friends who stand by her. Ms Chatham has woven a wonderful story with three dimensional characters while taking the reader on a tour of the small mountain town of Banff, Alberta. Complete with intrigue, romance, and a brush with the ill-fated bride who is said to haunt the staircase of the fairy tale castle, The Brides of Banff Springs is a must read. Nancy M. Bell Editor and Author

Author Information

Tab Content 6

Customer Reviews

Recent Reviews

Countries Available