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* '''Publisher''': [[Curtis]]  
 
* '''Publisher''': [[Curtis]]  
 
* '''Year''': 1973
 
* '''Year''': 1973
POSSESSED. Darise Hyland was never to forget the day Basil Jordan brought his paintings into her father's art gallery. For that day was the beginning of a journey which led the pretty, young girl from the bustling streets of New York City to the remote and foreboding mansion of Thunder Hill. Thunder Hill -- home of Gerald and Sybil Carson, wealthy patrons of the arts. Thunder Hill -- the mansion that housed the notorious collection of the infamous Otto Sandorf. What started as a pleasant business trip to view the Sandorf collection quickly became a tragic nightmare as a relentless evil pursued Darise -- an evil which had already caused two deaths, an evil which possessed the mind of Basil, and an evil which threatened to take still another life ... Darise's own...
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==Book Description==
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POSSESSED. Darise Hyland was never to forget the day Basil Jordan brought his paintings into her father's art gallery. For that day was the beginning of a journey which led the pretty, young girl from the bustling streets of New York City to the remote and foreboding mansion of Thunder Hill. Thunder Hill -- home of Gerald and Sybil Carson, wealthy patrons of the arts. Thunder Hill -- the mansion that housed the notorious collection of the infamous Otto Sandorf. What started as a pleasant business trip to view the Sandorf collection quickly became a tragic nightmare as a relentless evil pursued Darise -- an evil which had already caused two deaths, an evil which possessed the mind of Basil, and an evil which threatened to take still another life ... Darise's own...

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Book Description

POSSESSED. Darise Hyland was never to forget the day Basil Jordan brought his paintings into her father's art gallery. For that day was the beginning of a journey which led the pretty, young girl from the bustling streets of New York City to the remote and foreboding mansion of Thunder Hill. Thunder Hill -- home of Gerald and Sybil Carson, wealthy patrons of the arts. Thunder Hill -- the mansion that housed the notorious collection of the infamous Otto Sandorf. What started as a pleasant business trip to view the Sandorf collection quickly became a tragic nightmare as a relentless evil pursued Darise -- an evil which had already caused two deaths, an evil which possessed the mind of Basil, and an evil which threatened to take still another life ... Darise's own...