Do You Ever Feel Like You‘ve Walked this Road Before? You’re Not Alone.

PRLog (Press Release) – May 29, 2008 – Tujunga, California -- Martin Dubow’s new novel, Francey, deals with the subject of reincarnation in a chillingly lifelike manner. Francey’s terrifying nightmares have become so graphic; so real; that the next one could very well end her life. A frantic search for the key to their unraveling leads her through a maze of past lives straight into the teeth of a web of intrigue so insidious that it has remained undetected for three and a half centuries; whereupon the path stops dead in its tracks at the gravesites of Lady Susan Sebastian and Edward Delaney. What possible connection could Francey have with the seventeenth century star-crossed lovers? And if there is one, how is she to draw the answer from them? This chasm of impossible proportions must be crossed, for only with the resurrection of the dead, and their secrets drawn from deep within their souls, can the little girl be saved.

“Sinister, suspenseful, and artfully written, Francey is one mysterious and engrossing read . . . briskly paced and thrilling. Thanks to Dubow’s keen eye for detail . . . an eerie novel that will propel you to read late into the night.”
-- Tirzah Price, Webmistress, thecompulsivereader.blogspot.com.

“I was absolutely enthralled by Martin Dubow's tale of horror, romance, and mystery . . . gripping thriller.”
-- Sophie Epstein, Webmistress, mrsmagooreads.blogspot.com.

“To say that I found Martin Dubow's new novel Francey riveting would be an understatement. From the highs of everlasting love, to the lows of terror, envy, and cold-blooded murder, I held tight to the rollercoaster; and not until I'd landed safely in a realm of eternal souls, beyond even my own mortality, did it loosen its grasp. This book has altered my view of fate, serendipity, and the possibility of eternal love.”
-- Linda Casteel, North Valley Reporter; Sunland-Tujunga Friends of the Library Newsletter

Martin Dubow makes his home in Southern California. A semi-retired classical musician and former assistant editor at Doubleday Publishing in New York City, he spends his spare time reading, writing, and playing chamber music. His next novel, which will follow closely on the heels of Francey is a tale of horror and promises to make short work of any peaceful night's sleep you have planned for the future.