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The iron gates by Margaret Millar · Booklabria

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First published: 1945
Editions: 12 in 5 languages

Synopsis

From Google Books: "Lucille Morrow was blessed -- a beautiful woman with a devoted husband. One day a mysterious messenger delivered a package, and suddenly Lucille Morrow was gone. Dominated by fear, she committed herself into an asylum. Searching for the cause, Inspector Sands follows a long trail which takes him to an abyss of horror, murder and retribution the likes of which he's never seen."

Subjects: Mystery
Women
Murder
Family relationships
Mentally ill women
Set in: Toronto

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12 in 5 languages

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English7 Japanese2 Catalan1 French1 All 5 languages

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