The Body in the Attic - Hardcover

Page, Katherine Hall

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0709080522 ISBN 13: 9780709080527

Verlag: Robert Hale Ltd, 2006

Inhaltsangabe

( Page's 14th warmhearted entry in her Faith Fairchild series (after 2003's The Body in the Lighthouse. Reluctant to leave suburban Aleford, Mass., when her minister husband Tom, frustrated and worn-out by day-to-day parish duties, announces that he's going to take a position at Harvard Divinity School for a semester. Soon after the couple settles in at their beautiful temporary home on Cambridge's prestigious Brattle Street, Faith realizes that the darkness and the creepy feeling she has about the old house are due to more than overgrown bushes. A riveting diary found in the house's attic and the sudden reappearance of old boyfriend Richard Morgan, who mysteriously disappeared 13 years before, lead her into an investigation as chilling as a New England winter))

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"'Page's young sleuth is a charmer' New York Times 'Scrumptious suspense.' Boston Herald"

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As the holiday season approaches, Faith Fairchild's minister husband, Tom, is not in a festive mood. His job has become routine and his parish seem to care more about church gossip than worship or service, leaving him doubting his own effectiveness. So, when the opportunity to teach for a semester at Harvard's Divinity School comes up, he leaps at the chance. Within months the family has settled happily into a large, old home in historic Cambridge just across the river from Boston. Faith is shocked when she runs into an old boyfriend. Thirteen years before, Richard Morgan had swept her off her feet - and then disappeared. While Richard has secrets of his own, Faith discovers a diary hidden in the attic of her new home. Written by a woman living there in 1946, it reveals unspeakable horrors. Now, Faith is caught up in solving the mysteries...with a murderer lurking a little too close to home.

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• Verlag: Robert Hale Ltd
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2006
• ISBN 10: 0709080522
• ISBN 13: 9780709080527
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 224