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Snowfire
Snowfire
Author: Phyllis A. Whitney
ISBN-13: 9780449242469
ISBN-10: 0449242463
Publication Date: 3/12/1982
Pages: 288
Rating:
  • Currently 4.5/5 Stars.
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4.5 stars, based on 2 ratings
Publisher: Fawcett
Book Type: Paperback
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stargazer00 avatar reviewed Snowfire on + 151 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
"In this gripping novel of love and danger, Phyllis A. Whitney spins into magnificent focus the icy weather and fiery passions of a chic eastern ski resort. The slopes are fine but for Linda Earle, who hasn't come to Graystones for winter sports, the atmosphere is terrifying. Seeking to clear her brother of a murder charge, Linda finds her search for the truth hampered by her attraction to the mysterious Julian McCabe. It was Julian's wife who had been murdered and now Linda's presence has aroused new terrors. Is Linda going to be the next victim?"
reviewed Snowfire on + 29 more book reviews
I have yet to read this book, but willing to send it out, it's a small hardcover not paperback.

More and more I'd begun to feel that something menaced me at Graystones. Some secret thing that thrived on darkness and conspired against me and wore a mask I couldn't penetrate, something that wore a face I knew-and yet didn't know...
reviewed Snowfire on + 227 more book reviews
Suspense, suspense, suspense.
Marlor1949 avatar reviewed Snowfire on + 78 more book reviews
Really enjoyed reading.
pamgram1 avatar reviewed Snowfire on + 102 more book reviews
Eager to clear her step-brother of a murder charge, Linda Earle comes to a snow-covered ski resort in the Northeast, where she finds herself in a unique world of icy weather and fiery passions. In this new novel of romantic suspense Phyllis A. Whitney follows her young heroine into the storm of conflicting emotions that surrounds Greystones, a brooding Norman-style mansion with a foreboding past.

The master of Greystones is Julian McCabe, a champion skier whose career was cut short by a tragic accident. He has been teacher and sponsor to Linda's talented step-brother. But now this promising young athlete is in jail, accused in the bizarre death of Julian's wife.

Linda soon discovers that this death has cast its shadow over all the residents of Greystones. Julian's ethereal sister is full of tales of reincarnation and visions of more death. And his eight-year-old daughter is haunted by fear and guilt.

A severe blizzard, a dangerous encounter in a stone tower, and a death on the slopes lead Linda to a discovery she has never expected. These, along with the striking characters that have always marked Phyllis Whitney as a true mistress of the genre, are some of the elements that she weaves into this spellbinding tale of romance and suspense.

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