About this book
"Ammie, Come Home" (1968) is one of her standalone novels, and runs 352 pages. It's her second book as Michaels and the one that set the template for the rest -- a Georgetown ghost story widely credited with helping define modern American gothic suspense alongside Victoria Holt and Phyllis Whitney. It belongs to the freestanding body of gothic suspense Barbara Michaels wrote separately from her archaeological-adventure novels as Elizabeth Peters, trading wit for atmosphere and a heroine's slow unraveling of a house's past.
Key facts about Ammie, Come Home
Ammie, Come Home is a book by Barbara Michaels. Readers have had it since 1968. It runs to 352 pages.
Our list holds 1 edition of Ammie, Come Home. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780060745059 to find the main one.
Barbara Michaels has 29 books in our catalogue. Since none belong to a series we track, all 29 stand alone. All 29 are out now. Other books by Barbara Michaels on file include The Dancing Floor (1997), Stitches in Time (1995), Houses of Stone (1993) and Vanish with the Rose (1992).
Before this one, Sons of the Wolf came out in 1967. After it came Prince of Darkness in 1969. Since then, our list has added 26 more books by Barbara Michaels. Meanwhile, Other Worlds is the latest published Barbara Michaels book on file, from 1999.
About Barbara Michaels
Barbara Michaels is the primary suspense pen name of Barbara Mertz (1927-2013), the American Egyptologist who also wrote the Amelia Peabody and Vicky Bliss mysteries as Elizabeth Peters. See every Barbara Michaels book in order.
Editions
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