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The Midnight Walker — Rona Randall
When Lavinia MacDonald returns to the wild and lovely home of her ancestors, she does not know quite what to expect. Certainly not the "Midnight Walker" who, according to legend, brings death to the family - and whose ghostly footsteps she hears outside her door on the very first night.
To start with she rejects the notion, but soon Lavinia is truly frightened as she becomes aware that there are those at Glenrannoch who might wish to see the fearful legend fulfilled.
Then her life is threatened in earnest . . .
The Midnight Walker -- DID HIS FOOTSTEPS MEAN DEATH FOR LAVINIA?
A family that welcomed her warmly; two attractive men whose interest was more romantic than familial; a career that was the dream of her life -- and an old superstition that foretold her death…all of these awaited Lavinia MacDonald when she inherited Glenrannoch from the grandfather she had never known.
By the time that Lavinia realized that the closely knit family fabric that enveloped her was really a fragile scrap of murder and violence, no one could help her but one of the two men who offered her protection and love. But which one? Which was the friend -- and which the enemy?
To start with she rejects the notion, but soon Lavinia is truly frightened as she becomes aware that there are those at Glenrannoch who might wish to see the fearful legend fulfilled.
Then her life is threatened in earnest . . .
The Midnight Walker -- DID HIS FOOTSTEPS MEAN DEATH FOR LAVINIA?
A family that welcomed her warmly; two attractive men whose interest was more romantic than familial; a career that was the dream of her life -- and an old superstition that foretold her death…all of these awaited Lavinia MacDonald when she inherited Glenrannoch from the grandfather she had never known.
By the time that Lavinia realized that the closely knit family fabric that enveloped her was really a fragile scrap of murder and violence, no one could help her but one of the two men who offered her protection and love. But which one? Which was the friend -- and which the enemy?