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    An Anthology of Eight Novels

    By Helen Hillyndale

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    LELANTUS EXPOSED - Chilean police detective Carla Cortes, martial arts expert and cage fighter fights for her life against a mysterious and deadly enemy.

    A DRY WHITE TRANSGRESSION – Chilean private investigator Sayen Cayancura needs all her skills to help Pedro Salazar save his vineyard and expose his father's killers.

    REVENGE IS MINE - Cruelly tortured and then released, Paula Martinez takes on the might of "Pinochet's Gestapo" in Chile to achieve revenge.

    FATAL RENDEZVOUS - In 1978, a year after travelling together in a bus but totally unknown to each other, four women and a man die in a shack in Soweto, South Africa. What brought them there?

    DISRUPTED DESTINY - A sequence of incidents and coincidences in the harsh and uncaring Chilean world that Sayen Millaman finds herself in as she seeks her fortune.

    THE DOG'S DEAD - Nine-year-old "Legsie" Gwala tells of her experiences in a South African squatter camp terrorized by a serial killer.

    A MANIFESTATION OF MALICE - A young boy endeavors to transform his female adversary, filled with indifference, hatred and revenge, into someone who can express love and compassion.

    A DREAM TOO LATE - Angela Sutton's frightening descent into poverty due to her incessant fixation with unrealistic dreams of success and wealth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHelen Hillyndale
    Release dateAug 18, 2019
    ISBN9781393544753
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    An Anthology of Eight Novels
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    Helen Hillyndale

    I'm a freelance writer interested in philosophy, classical music, the visual arts and Greek mythology. I follow most sports including women's golf, football and tennis. My favorite classical composer is Sergei Rachmaninoff.

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