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* '''Author''': [[Mary Kay Simmons]] | * '''Author''': [[Mary Kay Simmons]] | ||
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* '''Year''': 1975 | * '''Year''': 1975 | ||
Lonely Terror! Diana had fled New York with its dark memories. But now in the Connecticut town where she sought to build a new life, a specter more terrifying than anything in the past haunted her. First came the gruesome deaths of people around her. Then came the suspicious actions of the handsome doctor with whom Diana had fallen in love. And now Diana knew that someone was stalking her, waiting for the chance to catch her alone and off-guard, waiting to kill her. But the true horror was that no matter what she said or did to prove her life was in danger, no one but her murderer would believe her... | Lonely Terror! Diana had fled New York with its dark memories. But now in the Connecticut town where she sought to build a new life, a specter more terrifying than anything in the past haunted her. First came the gruesome deaths of people around her. Then came the suspicious actions of the handsome doctor with whom Diana had fallen in love. And now Diana knew that someone was stalking her, waiting for the chance to catch her alone and off-guard, waiting to kill her. But the true horror was that no matter what she said or did to prove her life was in danger, no one but her murderer would believe her... | ||
Revision as of 18:40, 19 September 2007
- Author: Mary Kay Simmons
- Publisher: Dell
- Year: 1975
Lonely Terror! Diana had fled New York with its dark memories. But now in the Connecticut town where she sought to build a new life, a specter more terrifying than anything in the past haunted her. First came the gruesome deaths of people around her. Then came the suspicious actions of the handsome doctor with whom Diana had fallen in love. And now Diana knew that someone was stalking her, waiting for the chance to catch her alone and off-guard, waiting to kill her. But the true horror was that no matter what she said or did to prove her life was in danger, no one but her murderer would believe her...
