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A House Divided by Deborah LeBlanc

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Also by Deborah LeBlanc:

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The Witch's Thirst, December 2017
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A House Divided, November 2010
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Water Witch, October 2008
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Morbid Curiosity, July 2007
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A House Divided, June 2006
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Grave Intent, July 2005
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Family Inheritance, August 2004
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A House Divided
Deborah LeBlanc

Leisure
June 2006
On Sale: May 30, 2006
326 pages
ISBN: 0843957301
EAN: 9780843957303
Mass Market Paperback
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Horror

Keith Lafleur, Louisiana’s largest and greediest building contractor, thinks he’s cut the deal of a lifetime. The huge old, two-story, clapboard house is his for the taking as long as he can move it to a new location. It’s too big to move as it is, but Lafleur’s solution is simple: divide it in half. He has no idea, though, that by splitting the house he’ll be dividing a family — a family long dead, a family that still exists in the house, including a mother who will destroy anyone who keeps her apart from her children.

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