The diary of Ellen Rimbauer, my life at Rose Red, Edited by Joyce Reardon, Ph.D with an afterword by Steven Rimbauer
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The diary of Ellen Rimbauer, my life at Rose Red, Edited by Joyce Reardon, Ph.D with an afterword by Steven Rimbauer
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The diary of Ellen Rimbauer
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Recorded by arrangement with Reed Consumer Books, Ltd
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Edited by Joyce Reardon, Ph.D with an afterword by Steven Rimbauer
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Fiction on compact discs
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my life at Rose Red
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When Ellen Rimbauer's oil baron husband builds Rose Red in early 1900s Seattle, he stubbornly does so directly atop an ancient Indian burial ground. It quickly becomes apparent that the mansion is overrun with tormented souls, or worse still, that the house itself may be a living spirit. For at Rose, Red, women tend to disappear without a trace -- while men have a habit of dying
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Stephen King's Rose red
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