Order of Death

Hugh Fleetwood

Simon&Schuster

In an isolated Roman villa lies a story as shocking as Psycho. When Barbara Michaels took on the job of Catherine's paid companion and tutor, how was she to know that this isolated villa would become a house of horror and that this pale and languid girl was as dangerous as a scorpion?

Girl Passed Normal

Pocket

The Girl Who Passed for Normal

In an isolated Roman villa, widowed English dancer Barbara Michaels serves as paid companion and tutor to twenty year-old Catherine, whose rich American mother thinks her 'mad.' In Barbara's eyes it's simply the case that Catherine is not 'all there', and dwells too much in the dysfunctional part of her own head. Barbara's sense of what is and is not 'normal', however, is about to be overturned.First published in 1973, The Girl Who Passed for Normal was Hugh Fleetwood's second novel and the winner of the John Llewellyn Rhys Prize for its year. 'Guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your chair.' New York Times'Shocking... Horridly memorable.' San Francisco Chronicle

Scarborough House

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Order of Death

Girl Passed Normal

The Girl Who Passed for Normal