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Deadly Attraction (Point) by Diane Hoh · Booklabria

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Deadly Attraction (Point)

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Deadly Attraction (Point)

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Part ofNightmare Hall19 books in the catalogue

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First published: 1993
Language: English
Editions: 5
Series: Nightmare Hall

Synopsis

The night Robert Q and Darlene meet, their attraction is immediate. But he's just playing around and after sweeping her off her feet, he dumps her. He doesn't know the rules of this game, and Darlene is playing for keeps. He may think it's over, but he's wrong...dead wrong.

Subjects: Mystery
Horror
Children's fiction
Ghosts

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