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Revision as of 11:49, 9 July 2008
- Author: Maeva Park Dobner
- Publisher: Dell
- Year: 1974
Cover Tagline
Even love was powerless against the evil of - The Gingerbread House
Book Description
Inside:
Sara and the two children who trusted her were held captive and helples as one by one the possible escape routes were blocked off by their diabolically cunning captor.
Outside:
The man who had fallen in love with Sara desperately, fruitlessly, tried to discover what had happened to her. Between him and the terrifying truth, between Sara and her salvation, lay the thick walls, the shuttered windows, the locked doors of The Gingerbread House
