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What About the Baby?

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A haunting chiller by the author of the bestselling Ghost trilogy. Orphaned and pregnant, Gabrielle Hansen's lonely world becomes a place of unimagined terror, when she is adopted by an undying evil from the past . . . an evil that has comes for the only thing she holds dear--her baby.

256 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1983

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Clare McNally

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June 15, 2020
3.5 Stars - I was pleasantly surprised with this one, considering I had low expectations going in. Well-written and entertaining.
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250 reviews4 followers
January 28, 2022
To be completely honest, I struggled with this one. I got halfway through and just gave up.
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May 16, 2025
Keep in mind this was written 1983. This story captivated my attention from the begging to end. I empathized with the unfortunate individuals who suffered harm at the hands of Flora and her associates. The resolution, particularly the joyous union of Gabrielle and Andre, was particularly wonderful. Both Gabrielle and her younger brother, Kerry, discovered love and a sense of belonging.
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56 reviews
October 15, 2015
Better than Come Down into Darkness, or at least, that's what I feel about the book. 1 star down due to bunch of inexcusable grammatical and spelling errors (did they even proofread before publishing it?)
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6 reviews
January 19, 2014
I read this book when I was in 6th grade. My first novel. Enjoyed it an it got me into reading more. I think I read this book 3 times.
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635 reviews2 followers
June 25, 2016
2.5 Proper cheesy with a bit of a lazy ending, but still an a easy read, with enough genre tropes to hold interest.
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