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Comes the Blind Fury by John Saul

ISBN: 9780450581700
Release Date: 03 Dec 1992
Average rating: (read by 10 members)

Categories: Modern fiction , Horror & ghost stories

12-year-old Michelle comes with her parents to live in Paradise Point, New England, a village surrounded by mystery and evil legends. 100 years earlier a blind girl, Amanda Carson, had been mocked by villagers - falling to her death. Now, possessing Michelle, Amanda seeks her revenge.

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	grayaj23
	Rated it 6 months ago

Saul is pretty awful, even for a hack/pop-horror writer.

	bell017
	Rated it 7 days ago

	cnovak10
	Rated it 1 months ago

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