Dorothy Eden Books
April 3, 1912 – March 4, 1982
Dorothy Eden was a prolific author, celebrated for her captivating mystery and romance novels, as well as her short stories. She possessed a remarkable talent for weaving tales that evoked both fear and suspense, earning her a devoted readership. Eden's narratives skillfully blended elements of the uncanny with romantic intrigue, creating immersive reading experiences. Her mastery in building atmosphere and tension solidified her reputation as a compelling storyteller.
Reader's Digest Condensed Books. Volume I
Waiting for Willa. A Walk To The Hills Of The Dreamtime. T. R. Heartsblood. The Witness
The Voice of the Dolls; and Listen to Danger
- 392 pages
- 14 hours of reading
It seemed that nothing would ever upset the joys of marriage for Emma and her husband Barnaby, even though she knew little about the man she had met and married in a matter of weeks. Then the unpleasant rumors started - that Barnaby's first wife disappeared under sinister circumstances; that no one really knew what happened to the two pretty young governesses who simply ran off without cause or explanation. Emma trusted Barnaby; there were no questions she could or would ask him. But when a pathetic, lonely grave turned up in the field, her loyalty to her brood-ing, secretive husband gave way to cold, hard fear ...
