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 Where There Is Evil - Sandra Brown
 Where There Is Evil - Sandra Brown ... and her own fathers' involvement.Newest Review: ... Is Evil' is the story of what was uncovered during that investigation. Sandra Brown was not an Author, this is her only ... more ... book. She is however a very literate and able writer, perhaps a necessity in her job as a further education Lecturer. The book in itself is very
readable, the 'story' fast flowing with no unnecessary waffling, the words chosen carefully. She paints a vivid picture of life and attitudes in the 1950's, an integral part of the story since social values, family loyalty and the hushing up of such matters played a big part in th...more |
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Where There Is Evil - Sandra Brown: ...Cast It Out (1188 words)
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Ever since I was a little girl I have heard the story of how a local girl, Moira Anderson, went missing on a snowy winters night in my hometown, Coatbridge. An unsolved crime always carries a bit of mystery with it, but when it involves the complete disappearance of an eleven year old girl there is an added element that simply won't let the local community forget about it. Moira went missing in February 1957 while on a 500-yard trip to the local Co-op store to buy butter for her grandmother. Moira Anderson has never been found and no one has ever been brought to justice for her disappearance. Sandra Brown, the author of "Where There Is Evil" also ... Read the complete review
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