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Secrecy

Plain, Belva. (Author).

Summary: First came the sin. Then the lies. He was handsome, charming, irresistable, and an eighteen-year-old lady-killer, her uncle Cliff's stepson, Ted. But in one terrible night he would shatter the life of fourteen-year-old Charlotte Dawes and nearly destroy her family. Years afterward, Charlotte would remember that night with fear and loathing, with pain that could be banished only by her work as a gifted architect, building a new world for others as she conceals her own. For Charlotte's family, prime employers in New England mill town, what happened to Charlotte was the beginning of the end. Her father is left shattered by his daughter's pain. Her troubled mother is unable to cope. And her distinguished family has fallen from grace, plunged into debt. The only rock that sustains them in their darkest hours is a woman whose own guilty secret has given her the power to ruin--or resurrect--the family to whom she owes her life.

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  • ISBN: 0440225116 (pbk.)
  • ISBN: 0385316860
  • ISBN: 9780440225119 (pbk.)
  • ISBN: 9780385316866
  • Physical Description: 344 p. ; 24 cm.
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  • Publisher: New York : Delacorte Press : Dell, c1997.
Subject: Family -- Fiction
Parents and Children -- Fiction
Rape -- Fiction
Secrets -- Fiction
Sexual Assault -- Fiction
Sexual Crime -- Fiction
Women -- Crimes Against -- Fiction
Children -- Crimes Against -- Fiction
Secrecy -- Fiction
Families -- Fiction
Redemption -- Fiction
Rape victims -- Fiction
Genre: Romantic suspense fiction.

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Summary: First came the sin. Then the lies. He was handsome, charming, irresistable, and an eighteen-year-old lady-killer, her uncle Cliff's stepson, Ted. But in one terrible night he would shatter the life of fourteen-year-old Charlotte Dawes and nearly destroy her family. Years afterward, Charlotte would remember that night with fear and loathing, with pain that could be banished only by her work as a gifted architect, building a new world for others as she conceals her own. For Charlotte's family, prime employers in New England mill town, what happened to Charlotte was the beginning of the end. Her father is left shattered by his daughter's pain. Her troubled mother is unable to cope. And her distinguished family has fallen from grace, plunged into debt. The only rock that sustains them in their darkest hours is a woman whose own guilty secret has given her the power to ruin--or resurrect--the family to whom she owes her life.

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