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Voice Out of Darkness by Ursula Curtiss · Booklabria

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Voice Out of Darkness

Name: Voice Out of Darkness
Author: Ursula Curtiss

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First published: 1948
Editions: 6 in 2 languages

Synopsis

She had been dead for thirteen years, ever since she had crashed through the ice on the lonely little pond. Now her foster-sister, Katherine Meredith, was receiving anonymous letters which red, "YOU PUSHED HER!" To quiet the voice that whispered of a child's brutal murder, Katy returned to the Connecticut town where it had happened. But death was there again. It lingered in the shadows of a steep, dark staircase, rode on the howl of a New England blizzard, and, ugliest of all, deather walked in the form of a friend!

Subjects: Mystery
Sisters
Death
Young women
Large print books
Skating
Set in: Connecticut

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6 in 2 languages

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English5 German1

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