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* '''Author''': [[Dorothy Daniels]] | * '''Author''': [[Dorothy Daniels]] | ||
* '''Publisher''': [[Lancer]] | * '''Publisher''': [[Lancer]] | ||
* '''Year''': 1966 | * '''Year''': 1966 | ||
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THE BROODING GHOSTS. Verna Ward was worried. Worried and determined ... in spite of her fear. For a strange, apparently supernatural menace seemed to be hanging darkly over her best friend, Lucia, and no one seemed to want to help Lucia except Verna herself. What terrible force had taken control of Lucia's mind? Why did she walk by night, and perform a ritual to the ancient Aztec gods whose pyramid temple loomed menacingly over the Mendoz ranch? Verna had to find out -- at no matter what cost to her own life, her own wonderful new love... | THE BROODING GHOSTS. Verna Ward was worried. Worried and determined ... in spite of her fear. For a strange, apparently supernatural menace seemed to be hanging darkly over her best friend, Lucia, and no one seemed to want to help Lucia except Verna herself. What terrible force had taken control of Lucia's mind? Why did she walk by night, and perform a ritual to the ancient Aztec gods whose pyramid temple loomed menacingly over the Mendoz ranch? Verna had to find out -- at no matter what cost to her own life, her own wonderful new love... | ||
Latest revision as of 13:54, 9 November 2022
- Author: Dorothy Daniels
- Publisher: Lancer
- Year: 1966
Book Description
THE BROODING GHOSTS. Verna Ward was worried. Worried and determined ... in spite of her fear. For a strange, apparently supernatural menace seemed to be hanging darkly over her best friend, Lucia, and no one seemed to want to help Lucia except Verna herself. What terrible force had taken control of Lucia's mind? Why did she walk by night, and perform a ritual to the ancient Aztec gods whose pyramid temple loomed menacingly over the Mendoz ranch? Verna had to find out -- at no matter what cost to her own life, her own wonderful new love...
