The Ghost and Lady Alice - Marion Chesney - 1989 Ballantine Books Paperback David Littlejohn Translated to the best of

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But then he peeked through the keyhole of the forbidden locked door and saw the bloodcurling horror that awaited him

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The Ghost and Lady Alice - Marion Chesney - 1989 Ballantine Books Paperback David Littlejohn Translated to the best ofCondition: Acceptable. Please see the images for more details. Cover art: Blurb: WHEN A BEAUTIFUL SCULLERY MAID SUMMONS A SPIRIT, THEIR ROMANCE IS HAUNTING! Alice Lovesey and the long deceased Eighth Duke of Haversham met quite accidentally one night as she gazed into his handsome portrait and called upon someone to save her from her miserable life as a servant in the home of the cruel Tenth Duke. Though unwilling at first, His Grace soon saw some