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Girl in White — Julie Ellis
She was warned to leave the lush plantation, but an impossible love compelled her to stay.
The Plantation.
It was an incredibly lovely place, but young Diane Kendall soon sensed the passions seething around her, hidden emotions as primitive as the throbbing music of the slaves. Then a new emotion stirred within her, an impossible love for magnetically handsome Clint Westbrook, the husband of the woman she was nursing back to health.
The Warning.
”Don't stay in this house, Diane,” the old doctor urged her, and without explanation, he abruptly left.
The Terror.
Then, on a moonlit night, a pistol shot came winging through Diane's bedroom window. Now she was living with terror, but she would not leave the plantation. Clint, the man she could never have, was all she lived for. Would she finally die for him, as well?
The Plantation.
It was an incredibly lovely place, but young Diane Kendall soon sensed the passions seething around her, hidden emotions as primitive as the throbbing music of the slaves. Then a new emotion stirred within her, an impossible love for magnetically handsome Clint Westbrook, the husband of the woman she was nursing back to health.
The Warning.
”Don't stay in this house, Diane,” the old doctor urged her, and without explanation, he abruptly left.
The Terror.
Then, on a moonlit night, a pistol shot came winging through Diane's bedroom window. Now she was living with terror, but she would not leave the plantation. Clint, the man she could never have, was all she lived for. Would she finally die for him, as well?
