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* '''Author''': [[Madelyn Sanders]] | * '''Author''': [[Madelyn Sanders]] | ||
* '''Publisher''': [[Intrigue]], [[Harlequin Intrigue By The Numbers|# 234]] | * '''Publisher''': [[Intrigue]], [[Harlequin Intrigue By The Numbers|# 234]] | ||
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The townspeople avoided it. Their warnings told her to escape it. But Susannah Hathaway had inherited Laird’s Mount. She knew her mother had died in the house, but she didn’t know its history. And in this case, what she didn’t know couldn’t hurt her—it could kill her. | The townspeople avoided it. Their warnings told her to escape it. But Susannah Hathaway had inherited Laird’s Mount. She knew her mother had died in the house, but she didn’t know its history. And in this case, what she didn’t know couldn’t hurt her—it could kill her. | ||
| − | Paul Starbuck should have warned her. But he didn’t. He’d been at the house when Susannah’s mother was mysteriously struck dead. Paul had an idea what had really happened, but if he | + | Paul Starbuck should have warned her. But he didn’t. He’d been at the house when Susannah’s mother was mysteriously struck dead. Paul had an idea what had really happened, but if he warned her, she would leave, and he had his own reasons for wanting her to stay…. |
Revision as of 17:28, 24 June 2007
- Author: Madelyn Sanders
- Publisher: Intrigue, # 234
- Year: 1993
- Setting:
- Amazon Listing - Laird's Mount
About The Book
The townspeople avoided it. Their warnings told her to escape it. But Susannah Hathaway had inherited Laird’s Mount. She knew her mother had died in the house, but she didn’t know its history. And in this case, what she didn’t know couldn’t hurt her—it could kill her.
Paul Starbuck should have warned her. But he didn’t. He’d been at the house when Susannah’s mother was mysteriously struck dead. Paul had an idea what had really happened, but if he warned her, she would leave, and he had his own reasons for wanting her to stay….
