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Secret at Ravenswood
The Specter of Fear...
...seemed to lovely Alicia Baker to lurk in every shadowy passageway at Ravenswood, the English manor house where she had come to catalog a valuable collection of manuscripts.
After only one night in the gloomy mansion, Alicia could not believe how, on the long ride here, she and handsome lawyer James Montague had laughed over his description of the Black Baron, the legendary resident ghost. Alicia was no longer laughing, for now she knew that the tale of the Black Baron was true. He had already claimed at least one victim: and if dear, loving, protective James did not soon return to recue her from this accursed mansion, Alicia, too, would fall prety to the monstrous ghost at Ravenswood!
...seemed to lovely Alicia Baker to lurk in every shadowy passageway at Ravenswood, the English manor house where she had come to catalog a valuable collection of manuscripts.
After only one night in the gloomy mansion, Alicia could not believe how, on the long ride here, she and handsome lawyer James Montague had laughed over his description of the Black Baron, the legendary resident ghost. Alicia was no longer laughing, for now she knew that the tale of the Black Baron was true. He had already claimed at least one victim: and if dear, loving, protective James did not soon return to recue her from this accursed mansion, Alicia, too, would fall prety to the monstrous ghost at Ravenswood!
- GenresGothic
169 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published April 1, 1980
About the author
Caroline Farr
50 books21 followersCaroline Farr is the pseudonym of Richard Wilkes-Hunter (1906 - 1991), a prolific Australian writer.
Under this name, he wrote a number of Gothic romance novels. He used over a dozen pseudonyms and wrote war stories, romances, spy novels, westerns and pornography.
Sometimes this name is incorrectly attributed to Allan Geoffrey Yates.
Other pseudonyms:
Diana Douglas
Todd Conrad
Alex Crane
Bradley Ross
Shauna Marlowe
Under this name, he wrote a number of Gothic romance novels. He used over a dozen pseudonyms and wrote war stories, romances, spy novels, westerns and pornography.
Sometimes this name is incorrectly attributed to Allan Geoffrey Yates.
Other pseudonyms:
Diana Douglas
Todd Conrad
Alex Crane
Bradley Ross
Shauna Marlowe
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