Cold Dresses
β Scribed by David Pelletier
- Book ID
- 112179410
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 149 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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β¦ Synopsis
SOME DRESSES SHOULD NEVER BE TOUCHED.
For years they have haunted Chloe Westfield: ghostly visions in silk, restless whispers she tries to forget and put behind her. But the girl in the teal dress is different. Her tragic fate pulls Chloe back to idyllic Heavendale, a picturesque lakeside town where her estranged mother is now dedicated to dressmaking. It seems that many women are employed as dressmakers in her tiny hometown. Yet behind the innocent faΓ§ade lies a much darker purpose β something sinister rooted in the womenβs enigmatic leader.
As secrets from the past resurface, Chloe finds herself with only one choice: solve the mystery behind the teal dress before she becomes its next victim . . .M.F
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