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The House of Death

by Laurie John · 1995

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When a deadly earthquake hits Sweet Valley University...

Lila Fowler is trapped in a collapsed building. When she emerges from a coma, will a brilliant young psychiatrist help her build a new life - or turn her dreams to rubble?

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Porter Davis is thrilled to have Lila under his spell. And the more deeply he controls her mind, the more villainous his plans for her become.

Bruce Patman knows Porter Davis is bad news, but Lila refuses to heed Bruce's warnings. Can Bruce make Lila see through Porter's perfect facade before it's too late?

Jessica Wakefield feels bad that Tom Watts lost his dorm room in the earthquake - but that doesn't mean she wants him for a roommate. Will Jessica make Elizabeth choose between her boyfriend and her twin sister?

Genre
women’s fictionwomen’s fictionMore like thisLess of this
Setting
1990s1990sMore like thisLess of this
Audience
young adultnew adult
Length
medium · 283 pages

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