When Darkness Comes

by J.H. Rhodes

Leslie Pennington loved working as a live-in typist for Lavinia Anderson, who was writing a fascinating novel. But from the first, Leslie felt strangely unwelcome at Lavinia's house. Eyes often seemed to be spying on her, a tension poisoned the air, and a secret enemy kept playing nasty tricks on the typist. But why would anyone want to harass her? Was it one of the servants who felt displaced by Leslie? Was it Cory, Lavinia's handsome, mysterious older son? Could it be Willard, Lavinia's younger son, who had once dated Leslie? And was her adversary just trying to annoy her—or really destroy her?

194 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1985

About the author

Has also published westerns as James Rhodes.

James Rhodes, the author of 27 novels, was reared in Nebraska but is a California transplant. Currently retired and devoted full time to writing, he's had over 90 short stories published--mostly in the juvenile field. He's also had three one act plays published.

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