Moonspinners

by Mary Stewart

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The Moon-Spinners

Original publication date

1962

Important places

Crete, Greece

People/Characters

Nicola Ferris

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New York Times bestseller (Fiction, 1963)

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0060502959, Mass Market Paperback)

Young, beautiful, and adventurous Nicola Ferris loves her life as a secretary at the British Embassy on the lush island of Crete. Then on her day off, she links up with two hiking companions who have inadvertently stumbled upon a scene of blood vengeance.

And suddenly the life Nicola adores is in danger of coming to an abrupt, brutal, and terrifying end . . .

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