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(New page: * '''Author''': Dorothy Daniels * '''Publisher''': Lancer * '''Year''': 1967 IF A HOUSE CAN HATE... Sevier Hall hated young Lydia Clark. Under the strange will of Matthew Sevier, ...) |
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* '''Author''': [[Dorothy Daniels]] | * '''Author''': [[Dorothy Daniels]] | ||
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* '''Year''': 1967 | * '''Year''': 1967 | ||
IF A HOUSE CAN HATE... Sevier Hall hated young Lydia Clark. Under the strange will of Matthew Sevier, she owned all of it -- the mansion and its 4000 acres of plantation in the old South. But she had to live there, among the people who resented her ... who would profit by her death ... whose smiles and friendly gestures couldn't be trusted. No one except a Sevier had ever owned the house. Why had the old man left it to Lydia, whom he never saw? Was his motive kind -- or bitterly cunning? Lydia had to find out -- before some hidden enemy or the malevolent mansion itself cut off the bright promise of life and love! | IF A HOUSE CAN HATE... Sevier Hall hated young Lydia Clark. Under the strange will of Matthew Sevier, she owned all of it -- the mansion and its 4000 acres of plantation in the old South. But she had to live there, among the people who resented her ... who would profit by her death ... whose smiles and friendly gestures couldn't be trusted. No one except a Sevier had ever owned the house. Why had the old man left it to Lydia, whom he never saw? Was his motive kind -- or bitterly cunning? Lydia had to find out -- before some hidden enemy or the malevolent mansion itself cut off the bright promise of life and love! | ||
Latest revision as of 03:01, 27 September 2007
- Author: Dorothy Daniels
- Publisher: Lancer
- Year: 1967
IF A HOUSE CAN HATE... Sevier Hall hated young Lydia Clark. Under the strange will of Matthew Sevier, she owned all of it -- the mansion and its 4000 acres of plantation in the old South. But she had to live there, among the people who resented her ... who would profit by her death ... whose smiles and friendly gestures couldn't be trusted. No one except a Sevier had ever owned the house. Why had the old man left it to Lydia, whom he never saw? Was his motive kind -- or bitterly cunning? Lydia had to find out -- before some hidden enemy or the malevolent mansion itself cut off the bright promise of life and love!
