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* '''Year''': 1975 | * '''Year''': 1975 | ||
A RING OF FIRE. For two months she lived in a world of black, unconsciousness. Then three stranger's came to claim her as Trudy Avery and to take her back to a village she couldn't remember and friends she didn't know. But others knew the truth about Trudy Avery and the worries that haunted her. Why had someone set fire to her cottage? What was the mysterious force that kept drawing her to the deserted Colton mansion? Why would no one let her speak to the strange woman in the brown shawl? Trudy would find the answers in a night filled with flaming death... | A RING OF FIRE. For two months she lived in a world of black, unconsciousness. Then three stranger's came to claim her as Trudy Avery and to take her back to a village she couldn't remember and friends she didn't know. But others knew the truth about Trudy Avery and the worries that haunted her. Why had someone set fire to her cottage? What was the mysterious force that kept drawing her to the deserted Colton mansion? Why would no one let her speak to the strange woman in the brown shawl? Trudy would find the answers in a night filled with flaming death... | ||
Latest revision as of 19:37, 26 September 2007
- Author: Dorothy Daniels
- Publisher: Warner
- Year: 1975
A RING OF FIRE. For two months she lived in a world of black, unconsciousness. Then three stranger's came to claim her as Trudy Avery and to take her back to a village she couldn't remember and friends she didn't know. But others knew the truth about Trudy Avery and the worries that haunted her. Why had someone set fire to her cottage? What was the mysterious force that kept drawing her to the deserted Colton mansion? Why would no one let her speak to the strange woman in the brown shawl? Trudy would find the answers in a night filled with flaming death...
