
Domino
Phyllis A. Whitney's Domino (1979) is a gothic fiction and paranormal romance novel. The story is set in Colorado. It deals with ghost towns, family and families.
20 Open Library readers have it on their want-to-read list. It has been published in 18 editions.
At about 351 pages, most readers finish it in 6–7 hours.
About Domino
**From the jacket** Haunted by a past she can neither remember nor entirely forget, Laurie Morgan is precariously balanced on the rim of emotional disaster. Not even the men who love her have been able to reassure her when the strange silver light flashes out of the past to threaten her with the reality she had once been forced to flee. Then--after decades of implacable silence--Laurie is summoned back to Jasper, Colorado, by the woman who banished her. The magnetic actor, Hillary Lange, who accompanies her West, must try to shield her from the arrogance of Persis Morgan. But Laurie discovers all too soon that in Jasper the past is very much alive. Long-ago voices whisper of secrets hidden behind the doors of once opulent mansions. Laurie must enter the closed rooms of Morgan House and of her own memory if she is to uncover the mysterious tragedy that still echoes in dusty streets and crumbling mine shafts. She must confront her declared enemy, Mark Ingram, the ruthless speculator who would turn the area into a flamboyant resort. Sooner or later Laurie must accept the weight of her own dangerous legacy. Most of all she must face her own fears at last--giving herself fully and openly to the man who will stand with her against any consequences.
Quick answers
Who wrote Domino?
Domino was written by Phyllis A. Whitney and first published in 1979.
What genre is Domino?
It is usually shelved as Gothic Fiction, Paranormal Romance, Ghost Stories and Romantic Suspense.
How long is Domino?
The median edition has 351 pages, about 6–7 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.
What books are similar to Domino?
Readers who like it often enjoy Blue Dahlia, Black Rose and Lord of the Far Island.
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