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House of many shadows

They said she was seeing things that it was all in her head. After the accident, Meg Rittenhouse began to experience hallucinations-strange, disturbing sights and sounds that couldn't possibly be real. The doctor said her mind was playing tricks on her. All she needed was rest, and the visions would go away. So Meg accepted her cousins invitation to stay at the old house in the country, hoping the change of scenery would help. But the hallucinations didn't stop, in fact they got worse.

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  • "They said she was seeing things that it was all in her head. After the accident, Meg Rittenhouse began to experience hallucinations-strange, disturbing sights and sounds that couldn't possibly be real. The doctor said her mind was playing tricks on her. All she needed was rest, and the visions would go away. So Meg accepted her cousins invitation to stay at the old house in the country, hoping the change of scenery would help. But the hallucinations didn't stop, in fact they got worse."@en
  • "Meg Rittenhouse fears she is losing her mind. The doctors tell her the strange and disturbing hallucinations she's been experiencing ever since her accident are all in her head, and that, with a little rest, the haunting visions will vanish. But accepting an invitation to stay with her cousin in the country may be the worst decision Meg has ever made. Here, in a remote old house miles from anywhere, the terrible sights and sounds have gotten even worse. Suddenly eerie black shapes dance in the shadows'mocking Meg, haunting her . . . threatening her. And the presence of kind, considerate Andy Brenner, the caretaker, both reassures her and terrifies her'because Andy also sees these dark specters . . ."@en
  • "Meg Rittenhouse fears she is losing her mind. The doctors tell her the strange and disturbing hallucinations she's been experiencing ever since her accident are all in her head, and that, with a little rest, the haunting visions will vanish. But accepting an invitation to stay with her cousin in the country may be the worst decision Meg has ever made."
  • "Since her accident, Meg has suffered from auditory hallucinations ... but while at the farmhouse, Meg suddenly begins to experience visual hallucinations. At first, she dismisses them as the result of her accident but when it becomes clear that Andy is seeing the same "hallucinations" both Andy and Meg are forced to acknowledge the unthinkable---the house is haunted."@en
  • "Since her accident, Meg has suffered from auditory hallucinations ... but while at the farmhouse, Meg suddenly begins to experience visual hallucinations. At first, she dismisses them as the result of her accident but when it becomes clear that Andy is seeing the same "hallucinations" both Andy and Meg are forced to acknowledge the unthinkable---the house is haunted."
  • "Meg Rittenhouse visits her cousin's farmhouse in Pennsylvania, hoping to rid her mid of the disturbing hallucinations and sounds that couldn't be real. When she gets there, however, they only get worse, and, now, Meg is even more terrified because caretaker, Andy Brenner, sees them too."
  • "After her accident, Meg's mind played tricks on her. Her recuperation in the old house did not stop the hallucinations--instead they became terrifying."
  • "Meg Rittenhouse fears she is losing her mind. The doctors tell her the strange and disturbing hallucinations she's been experiencing ever since her accident are all in her head, and that, with a little rest, the haunting visions will vanish. But accepting an invitation to stay with her cousin in the country may be the worst decision Meg has ever made. Here, in a remote old house miles from anywhere, the terrible sights and sounds have gotten even worse. Suddenly eerie black shapes dance in the shadows--mocking Meg, haunting her ... threatening her. And the presence of kind, considerate Andy Brenner, the caretaker, both reassures her and terrifies her--because Andy also sees these dark specters ..."@en

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  • "Romance"
  • "Romantic suspense fiction"@en
  • "Romantic suspense fiction"

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  • "House of many shadows"@en
  • "House of many shadows"
  • "House Of Many Shadows"
  • "House of Many Shadows"
  • "HOUSE OF MANY SHADOWS"

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