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In CATHERINE HOUSE (Custom House, 311 pp., $27.99), Elisabeth Thomass delicious literary Gothic debut, Ines Murillo, a self-described ghost, is accepted into the mysterious, exclusive Catherine House, not just a school, but a cloister of higher learning that by some miracle of chemistry produced some of the worlds best minds: prizewinning authors, artists and inventors, diplomats, senators, Supreme Court justices. Founded by Transcendentalists instead of Puritans in the woods of rural Pennsylvania, Catherine House is an endless puzzle-box of baroque fantasy rooms: a subterranean ballroom that doubles as an initiation chamber, a three-story kaleidoscope of a library, a music room with brocade chairs, music history books, Chinese black lacquer screens and a grand piano polished to a high gloss. Tuition is free, and food, clothing and toiletries are provided, as long as students leave everything behind and become part of the Catherine House experiment. It is so exclusive, and so romantic, that Ines just might be able to stop running from her dark past
