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Rivertown by Janet Louise Roberts · Booklabria

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Rivertown

Gothic Romance Fiction

Rivertown

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First published: 1972
Language: English
Editions: 2

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Suspicion

Rivertown is a village of two opposing forces about to explode in violence. Sarah's father is the leader of one group the man she loves the other. When two graves are wantonly disturbed, tomorrow's torment becomes tonight's suspicion...catapulting Sarah into a dark storm of fear, secret desires — and sudden death!

Subjects: Gothic Romance Fiction

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