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Mansion of smiling masks by Daoma Winston · Booklabria

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Mansion of smiling masks

Mystery

Mansion of smiling masks

Name: Mansion of smiling masks
Author: Daoma Winston

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First published: 1977
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

One little candle was all that was left. A single flame to flicker over a dead body. Legend said it was Old Dandy's candle-the monument to love kindled by the ghost of the long-dead slave long ago. But that love changed. The light now cast a new eerie glow. A glow of fear and foreboding. And now that candle was lit for Mari, the new bride...for Mari, Leigh's second wife...Mari doomed to die by the Douglass curse.

Subjects: Mystery

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