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Lee Donne has an eidetic memory that maintains a visual representation of everything she's ever seen. Unfortunately, this gift hasn't helped her in college, where she spent four years drifting from major to major. With no degree or job prospects, Lee is relieved to be house-sitting her grandfather's isolated Oregon home. But her stay soon becomes a nightmare when she is tormented by strange and menacing noises at night. Determined to track down the haunting sounds, Lee finds their source: a young man who is accidentally killed during the course of her investigation. The man knew that Lee's grandfather would be away. But what was he looking for? Searching for answers, Lee discovers an envelope full of old photographs-men in white hooded robes, her grandmother, a man hanging from a tree. Was her family connected to the Ku Klux Klan?… (more)
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This was the first book of her's I've read and I don't think I'll try another. Once and done is enough for me.
Bruno's knowledge of eluding pursuit, & even his connection with media with unlimited financial resources, seems a bit of a stretch given his rather recent
Lee, early 20's, is at loose ends, without a goal in life when her parents arrange for her to housesit for her grandfather. Don't think too much about why this man who hasn't left his home for 40 years suddenly can't wait to go to Europe and then never checks back to see how things are going.
A night prowler begins the adventure, which leads to a death, pursuit by ruthless racists, and romance.