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Original Title:	Winter People
ISBN:	0449236811 (ISBN13: 9780449236819)
Edition Language:	English

The Winter People Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 207 pages

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Title	:	The Winter People
Author	:	Phyllis A. Whitney
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 207 pages
Published	:	March 12th 1982 by Fawcett Crest Books (first published 1969)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Gothic. Romance. Romantic Suspense. Gothic Romance. Suspense

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From her first glimpse of Glen Chandler, young Dina Blake was enchanted. Their courtship was swift, passionate, and filled with the kind of excitement Dina never knew existed.

She was certain their marriage would last forever...until he brought her to the family estate at High Towers. Then, slowly, relentlessly, Dina became aware that Glen's twin sister possessed her brother in a way Dina never could.

Suddenly Dina found herself alone in a house of strangers. She could no longer trust Glen's love and she knew his sister would stop at nothing to destroy their marriage, not even murder.

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Ratings: 3.83 From 1052 Users | 40 Reviews

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Atmospheric.Psychological.Gothic Thriller.3 Eerie Stars.TTS Listen.Clean.

I first read this book during my Gothic Romance phase when I was in middle school, so my perspective on it is a bit different now that I'm in my fifties. I still loved the dark eeriness that Ms. Whitney plunges us into as soon as we arrive at High Towers, the vacation home of the deeply troubled Chandler clan, a family of artists who lean more to the mad side than the eccentric side. I still loved all that, but the lack of assertiveness and self respect in the main character was the thing that

I read this book in my early 20's I guess. I started Whitney's books like many others on here, in the 70's, in high school. One of my fave author's at that time and for many years. This book is one of her best to me. Creepy and intriguing. I was hooked on the first page with this one, which rarely happens. I really should read it again. It took me awhile today to find the title, as I could not remember it. Again, it was so dang creepy, the way the sister in law stalks the bride. The twist is so

The Winter People was just what I needed to stay cool during these oppressively hot days of August. It not only took place in a creepy winter landscape, but it was a filled with twists and turns that kept me on the edge of my seat. The world of Gray Rocks is rugged, dangerous, and unforgiving, and Dina (Bernardina) finds herself there after a whirlwind romance and quick marriage to Glen Chandler. Enter Glynis, Glen's evil twin, and Trent, Dina's former lover, and what do you have? You have a

I hated the main character. She was an idiot from the first page to the last page.



I remember loving Phyllis A. Whitney books in high school. It was so hard to read this book with my modern eyes. I had to keep telling myself that times were different in the late 50's early 60's. I still liked to bizarre story line, and there were parts of intrigue and suspense. But in the end, my modern eyes couldn't let go of one particular flaw in the heroine, therefore, it only received two stars.