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Rainsong
Rainsong
Author: Phyllis A. Whitney
The long corridors of Windtop echoed with emptiness. No one else was suppose to be out there in the dark. Yet when Hollis stepped into the hall she could hear the voice singing eerily: Let the rain fall sweetly. — Only one man could sing her "rainsong" in exactly that way-a song Hollis had written especially for her husband, Ricky Sands, the famo...  more »
ISBN: 160367
Publication Date: 1984
Pages: 248
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Publisher: Doubleday and Company, Inc.
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback, Audio Cassette
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I used to read Whitney a long time ago and thought I would like to again. However, while reading this book I decided that I have outgrown her style of writing--anyway this book was a little sappy.
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Contemporary chilling romance.
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These four books are a set in box "Rainsong", "Listen to the Whisperer", "The Turquoise Mask", and "The Ebony Swan"
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Good story by a seasoned writer.
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Book Description
"A contemporary chiller romance...Whitney drums up suspense at a delightfully frantic pace. Old fans--and new ones--can dig in with total confidence."
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Hollis Sands has never gotten over her husband Ricky's death. She cannot believe he took his own life and wonders if it wasn't really murder. Trying to escape her memories, she seeks peace at Windtop in Cold Spring Harbor. But strange and frightening things keep happening--voices sing the song she wrote for Ricky and guitars play from nowhere. Windtop has become a trap, but Hollis Sands will not leave, until she discovers the truth, no matter how close to death that takes her....
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Hollis Sands has never gotten over her husband Ricky's death. She cannot believe he took his own life and wonders if it wasn't really murder. Trying to escape her memories, she seeks peace at Windtop in Cold Spring Harbor. But strange and frightening things keep happening--voices sing the song she wrote for Ricky and guitars play from nowhere. Windtop has become a trap, but Hollis Sands will not leave, until she discovers the truth, no matter how close to death that takes her....


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