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Midnight at Maidenstone Hall

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Alison liked Zoozoo's review of Midnight at Maidenstone Hall: "This was a very enjoyable read, and although I kind of figured out some of what was going on in the first 30%, there were still a number of twists and turns that caught me by surprised and warped everything. The characters were few, but very well-wri" Read more of this review »
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Alison and 1 other person liked spooky fae's review of Midnight at Maidenstone Hall: "Thank you to NetGalley and Level Best Books for the copy. Overall I have to say that I really enjoyed this! I had a hard time getting into the book for the first few pages, but once I got into the mood I was absolutely hooked. The old, decrepit house " Read more of this review »
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Alison and 2 other people liked Eric St. Pierre's review of Midnight at Maidenstone Hall: "A great read. Grabbed my interest from the beginning. I love the tension and misdirection .My only complaint is a couple of typos."
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