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  • Review by
    Harriet Klausner
    on 21st May 2007


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    The Haunting of Cambria Richard Taylor Tor, Jul 2007, $24.95 ISBN: 0765317052 The car accident on the day they signed the papers left his wife Lily dead and Theo Parker severely injured. After recovering physically he still grieves his loss and suffers from survival guilt. Still he tries to move on with their business plan although that haunts him as he keeps thinking they signed on that tragic day. Still with property manager Eleanor Grey, Theo reviews the business plan he and his late ...
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