The man without a faceMore by Isabelle Holland
Twins were part of the Trelawny legend and tradition, along with a certain arrogance, considerable wealth, and a rambling New England mansion, Trelawny’s Fell, that was both their pride and their refuge. Kit Trelawny, a distant cousin, had suffered the family’s arrogance as a child. But when Nicholas and Giles Trelawny, the last twins and heirs, died in combat action in Southeast Asia, Kit inherited the great Maine house. In a spirit of revenge against the departed family that had once snubbed and humiliated her, Kit moved up from Boston with her few belongings and began turning the mansion’s…
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| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edition | Thorndike Press | 1982 | 9780896213371 |
| Edition | Weybright and Talley | 1974 | 9780679401223 |
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