"Žena noci" . . . . "La dame de la nuit : roman" . "Mary Eliot lives in the shadow of her husband, a manic-depressive best-selling author. In fact, it's Mary who writes his novels, often during Randal's forced stay in mental hospitals. after Randal's violent death - her role of caretaker finally over - mary feels free to proceed with her life and her art, and soon falls passionately in love. But when she learns that her lover is researching Randal's life story and using her, mary vows that no man will ever take advantage of her, and that this would-be biographer will pay dearly for his deceit." . . . "La Dame De La Nuit" . "Romány" . . . . . . . . "Noce Mary Eliot" . "La donna dai due volti" . "La donna dai due volti"@it . "Noce Mary Eliot"@pl . "Mystery fiction" . "Mystery fiction"@en . . . . "Fiction" . . "Mujer de la noche" . "Fiction"@en . . "La dame de la nuit"@en . "La dame de la nuit" . . "Een geesteszieke man denkt dat hij prachtige boeken schrijft, maar in feite is zijn vrouw de auteur. Later kan en wil haar tweede echtgenoot de waarheid niet ontdekken." . "Night women"@en . . . . "Mary Eliot actually wrote the novels that made her husband famous. When her husband is killed in a car crash, she must still hide the secret writing book that she supposedly finds among his effects. Then she meets a young man professing to want her, but is obsessed with her husband's work. Should she tell him that she was the realy genius behind his work?" . . . . . . . . "Night woman"@it . . . "Large print books"@en . . . . . . . . "In de stilte van de nacht" . "Night woman"@en . "Night woman" . . . . . . . . "Zhenshchina nochi" . . . . . . . . . "Golem" . . "Roman psychological." . . "Nebraska" . . . .