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    The Ocean Wore Red

    By Robin Buckallew

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    When Alex found a red dress snagged on a bush, she felt compelled to take it home. Now she struggles to maintain control of her own body as her mind is consumed with the desires of another woman, a woman who seems to be long dead. Was it the woman who wore the red dress that so startled the town 50 years ago? Or is it a woman who lived even longer ago than that? The bones on the beach seem to be trying to tell her something, but can she figure out what it is before she finds herself in a situation that has already killed at least two women?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJun 14, 2018
    ISBN9781387883516
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