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About Woman in White, Cage of Black

For Les Melrose, the drive home through the Appalachian Mountains seems no different from other rainy nights. But everything changes around the next curve, where a ghostly woman in a long white dress is standing directly in his path. He manages to stop in time; miraculously, the woman is unharmed. Les offers her a lift, and she accepts. During the few precious minutes they travel together, Les feels an immediate attraction - despite a few peculiarities. But between one moment and the next, she's gone - vanished into thin air. The only evidence of their encounter is a damp spot on the passenger's seat of his car. Les's remarkable experience resembles a typical urban legend ... until later facts tend to indicate that the Woman in White is no phantom. She's real! But how and why did she disappear? Where did she go? And more importantly, where is she now?In his modern-day answer to the Gothic novel, John M. Moody's Woman in White, Cage of Black takes fans through an all-too-real domain where shadows and horrors threaten to corrupt everything they touch.

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