Blind fear
by Hilary Norman
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Jack Donovan is something of a media celebrity. An unconventional sculptor with a tragic past, he copes with his blindness by using close friends and colleagues as his 'eyes'. Joanna Guthrie, visiting from England, is intrigued by Donovan. Dividing his time between his upstate art school and an apartment in the heart of Manhattan, Jack is something of an enigma to Joanna. She has come to teach him to work with a new guide dog - but not everyone is pleased by Joanna's presence. As the FBI investigate the disappearance of a number of local people, she begins to feel dangerously unwelcome...
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In a dark room in a house in the middle of New York State, a young woman lies drugged, bound and at the mercy of of a sinister killer who regards each captive not as flesh and blood, but as mere raw material.
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