1 Ragged Ridge Road

by David Richards, Leonard Foglia, David Adams Richards

Book Overview

Carol Robbins finds the mansion on 1 Ragged Ridge Road to be her salvation. Estranged from her husband, she and her young son Sammy make over the mansion into a bed and breakfast--the Christmas Inn.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671003542
• ISBN13: 9780671003548
• Release Date: August 1997
• Publisher: Pocket Books
• Length: 338 Pages
• Weight: 1.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 5.8" x 8.7"

Customer Reviews

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT

I loved, loved, loved, loved, love, loved it! It's a story that takes place in two different times. Each chapter is either in the present or in the past and the way time slides back and forth is just way,way, way cool. It's perfect for a nice summer read or even for rainy days. Kept me turning page after page after page. But I recommend you do not read it at night. Although it doesn't seem scary as you read it...you get absolutely spooked out when night comes...

1 ragged ridge road

wonderful book! The first book in many years to grab my attention from the first chapter and keep it! I, normally a slow reader who takes her time reading only during boredom, was searching for time to finish this book. However, when I finished it I wished there were more, just because I became so attached to the characters.

Great book by Foglia/Richards. Hope we see a lot more.

I purchased this book based on a review in the Harrisburg, PA newspaper. I absolutely loved this book. Being close to the surroundings of the true story of the inn, Chambersburg, certainly peaked my interest. I love to stay at old historic inns and I really felt I was there and part of the mystery. This is a book you will not want to put down. I have this book as a must keep for my permanent library. Great suspense, great read.

WONDERFUL!!

I come from the town that this book was based on, and i live only about 3 miles from the Ragged Edge Inn, as it is called in my town. I found this book to be totally captivating, and to me it was especially intersting because i can relate to the places in the town, and there are just a few changes in names, but basically all the land marks talked about in the book actually do exist here. The authors recently came to the playhouse where i worked this past summer, the playhouse refered to in the book itself actully to help it raise money. The authors are great people, and i respect them for coming to a little town like mine and help its summer stock theatre get some always needed money. I strongly recommend this book to any reader, it has been one of the best books i have read this year.