Web of Dreams (Casteel book #5), by V.C. Andrews
Condition: Used, Good-Great. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. Light rubbing wear on the dust cover and spine. No folded pages, no notes, no underlines or markings on the pages.
Details: Web of Dreams (Casteel book #5), by V.C. Andrews
ISBN: 9780671729493
Pages: 432
Published: 1990
Here is a brand-new thriller from the writer The New York Times hailed as "the fastest selling author in America." Returning to Farthingale Manor for Troy Tatterton's funeral, Heaven's daughter, Annie, finds the once- luxurious rooms shrouded in dust and decay. In her greatgrandmother's suite, Annie discovers a worn, leather-bound diary that once belonged to Leigh, Heaven's mother. The diary begins with 12-year-old Leigh eagerly anticipating a family trip to Jamaica. But her joy is shattered when Jillian, her exquisitely beautiful mother, announces she is divorcing Leigh's father to marry the dashing, young Tony Tatterton, heir to the Tatterton Toy empire. Soon Leigh is living with them at Farthingale Manor, the palatial Tatter- ton estate. But the elegant mansion offers little comfort. Her mother, tired of Tony's insatiable sexual demands and obsessed with keeping her fading beauty, ignores Leigh. Tony, banished from Jillian's bedroom, becomes consumed with lust for Leigh and one night, unable to control his raging desire, he rapes her.
Condition: Used, Good-Great. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. Light rubbing wear on the dust cover and spine. No folded pages, no notes, no underlines or markings on the pages.
Details: Web of Dreams (Casteel book #5), by V.C. Andrews
ISBN: 9780671729493
Pages: 432
Published: 1990
Here is a brand-new thriller from the writer The New York Times hailed as "the fastest selling author in America." Returning to Farthingale Manor for Troy Tatterton's funeral, Heaven's daughter, Annie, finds the once- luxurious rooms shrouded in dust and decay. In her greatgrandmother's suite, Annie discovers a worn, leather-bound diary that once belonged to Leigh, Heaven's mother. The diary begins with 12-year-old Leigh eagerly anticipating a family trip to Jamaica. But her joy is shattered when Jillian, her exquisitely beautiful mother, announces she is divorcing Leigh's father to marry the dashing, young Tony Tatterton, heir to the Tatterton Toy empire. Soon Leigh is living with them at Farthingale Manor, the palatial Tatter- ton estate. But the elegant mansion offers little comfort. Her mother, tired of Tony's insatiable sexual demands and obsessed with keeping her fading beauty, ignores Leigh. Tony, banished from Jillian's bedroom, becomes consumed with lust for Leigh and one night, unable to control his raging desire, he rapes her.
Condition: Used, Good-Great. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. Light rubbing wear on the dust cover and spine. No folded pages, no notes, no underlines or markings on the pages.
Details: Web of Dreams (Casteel book #5), by V.C. Andrews
ISBN: 9780671729493
Pages: 432
Published: 1990
Here is a brand-new thriller from the writer The New York Times hailed as "the fastest selling author in America." Returning to Farthingale Manor for Troy Tatterton's funeral, Heaven's daughter, Annie, finds the once- luxurious rooms shrouded in dust and decay. In her greatgrandmother's suite, Annie discovers a worn, leather-bound diary that once belonged to Leigh, Heaven's mother. The diary begins with 12-year-old Leigh eagerly anticipating a family trip to Jamaica. But her joy is shattered when Jillian, her exquisitely beautiful mother, announces she is divorcing Leigh's father to marry the dashing, young Tony Tatterton, heir to the Tatterton Toy empire. Soon Leigh is living with them at Farthingale Manor, the palatial Tatter- ton estate. But the elegant mansion offers little comfort. Her mother, tired of Tony's insatiable sexual demands and obsessed with keeping her fading beauty, ignores Leigh. Tony, banished from Jillian's bedroom, becomes consumed with lust for Leigh and one night, unable to control his raging desire, he rapes her.
