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Sinister / Lisa Jackson, Nancy Bush, Rosalind Noonan.
Twenty years after a fire ravaged the Dillinger family's homestead, the family patriarch summons his children home for his upcoming wedding, who don't approve of their father's bride-to-be, but someone is making his displeasure felt in terrifying ways.
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- ISBN: 9781420125788 (pb.)
- ISBN: 1420125788 (pb.)
- Physical Description: 437 p. ; 18 cm.
- Publisher: New York : Zebra, c2013.
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