Mary Lupton

• Nov-1984
• / Gothic
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Because Anne Prescott had always been fascinated by the Deep South, she couldn’t wait to begin her new job as tutor to young Chris Tyler on an old Alabama estate. That was before Anne knew the place had been nicknamed the Doomsday Plantation by its...

• Jan-1985
• / Gothic
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Diane Logan was astounded to learn she had inherited an estate from her mother's aunt. She was even more astounded to discover the old stone mansion was supposedly haunted and that the housekeeper was leaving because she had seen a "ghost....

• 1985
• / Romance
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From the beginning of the season at Camp Custer, Nurse Lisa Jordan knew the likable young camp director, Larry Fenton, would become her friend. She also knew James Wagner, the gruff, good-looking recluse from the castle across the lake, would be her ...

• 1986
• / Gothic
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Doris Wingate was surprised when her aunt Virginia Hadley, summoned her to Hadley Hall. The young girl had never been to the grand family mansion, for her late mother had been disowned and banished by Doris's dictatorial grandfather. Doris was ev...

• / Contemporary Romance
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Jessica Montford took time off from her job and rushed to her uncle's post hotel when he notified her he was dying. Luckily her uncle was in better shape than Jessica had expected, but the hotel he owned--the Sea House--was badly neglected. Clear...

• / Contemporary Romance
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Stella Norstadt thinks she's making a sensible decision when she gives up her dream of becoming a Broadway star and takes a job as private secretary to Jane Fairfield, a wealthy widow. But from the moment she sets foot of Mrs. Fairfield's sca...

• / Contemporary Romance
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Jill Benton fears for her wealthy grandfather's life when she gets word that the old man is ill. Taking a leave of absence from her newspaper job, she drives to Elias Benton's luxurious mansion in upstate New York. There she meets Duane Holme...

• / Gothic
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Landmark Manor had long stood over the Hudson Valley, cursed with a legend of betrayal and death. But Sheila Broadhurst had never even seen her ancestral home or its occupants until a disturbing letter brought her and her grandfather, movie director ...