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Stranger in the House
The Sedgwick mansion was hidden in the shadows by ancient elms and maples. And long ago its inhabitants had retreated into secret lives of their own.
But Letty Gaynor was unaware of the family's mysterious past. And so, innocently, she agreed to visit the dark, foreboding house and to play the part of Chris Sedgwick's fiancee. But when she began to suspect too much about the living and learned too much about the dead, her role took on new and terrifying dimensions.
But Letty Gaynor was unaware of the family's mysterious past. And so, innocently, she agreed to visit the dark, foreboding house and to play the part of Chris Sedgwick's fiancee. But when she began to suspect too much about the living and learned too much about the dead, her role took on new and terrifying dimensions.
- GenresGothic
158 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1972
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October 10, 2009
This was a typical early 70s gothic romance, with the heroine put in a bad situation trying to help someone out. Letty, was posing as her manager's fiance to make his grandmother happy, only to encounter some very odd and often nasty relatives.
Cheesy?
Yes.
A quick read?
Most definitely.
Would I recommend it?
If you like this kind of thing, which I do.
Cheesy?
Yes.
A quick read?
Most definitely.
Would I recommend it?
If you like this kind of thing, which I do.
February 1, 2014
Quick and easy read with the typical damsel-in-distress scenario.
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