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After a chance meeting with a captivating woman on Rome’s Spanish Steps, Englishman Tony Grant finds himself haunted by the encounter. When he receives an invitation to spend a weekend at a glamorous villa owned by a renowned figure, he expects a brief respite. Yet the same alluring woman shows up again in the villa’s opulent halls. As unsettling events unfold, it becomes clear that danger lurks within the estate, entangling the woman and placing Tony in the center of a perilous mystery that he must confront for everyone's safety.
First publish date: 1985
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Private Investigator
Authors: Paul McGuire
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