The voice of the dolls
and Listen to danger.
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Author
Publication
1957 - Doubleday, Garden City, N.Y, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
94,250 words, Guess
Page Count
377 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivevoiceofdollslist00eden
- OCLC Control Number917369
- Open LibraryOL24223137M
Classifications
- DDCNZ823.2
- DDCFic
- LCCM
Alternate Titles
- Listen to danger.
Description
**The Voice of the Dolls** The voice of the dolls brought Sarah up sharp -- dolls talking on the other side of the hedge! Of course, it was only the clever mimicry of the strange little girl playing a frighteningly adult game with them -- putting dangerous words in their painted mouths. And then Sarah became part of the eerie household next door, where moods changed with nerve-wracking suddenness and the coincidence of an accident spelled murder. No one was safe from the madman who hid behind a gentle facade, for no one knew who he was -- a madman who could have been anyone, including the man Sarah loved...... **Listen to Danger** IN THE SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT, A VEILED WOMAN LURKED IN THE GARDEN, STARING AT THE HOUSE ... WATCHING, WAITING... It all started with a mysterious telephone call that plunged Harriet Lacey into a suffocating atmosphere of terror. With no one to help her, she was forced to turn to Flynn, the brilliant and bitter writer, whose past was already interwoven with hers in a tapestry of sudden death. It was an odd assortment of people who lived in the narrow brick house. Aloof, wary, they hugged their secrets to themselves. But one of them was a prowler in the dark, bent on destroying Harriet and everything she held dear...
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Genres
- Fiction
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