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Scott O'Dell
Author of Island of the Blue Dolphins
The Castle in the Sea
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Published by Houghton Mifflin in 1983
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Published by Fawcett Juniper
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Beautiful, intelligent, and an heiress to wealth beyond imagining, Lucinda knows that
the world judges her to be the most fortunate of young women. But in this sequel to
The Spanish Smile, Lucinda is afraid. She is now the ruler of the fabled Isla
del Oro and free from the cruel power of her mad father. Yet Lucinda, although surrounded
by admirers and servants, senses that she is as much a captive in the great stone castle
as she had been while her father lived. When her fiance, a Spanish nobleman, comes to
the castle, bringing his imperious mother, Lucinda hopes that she has found someone who
might help her escape from her gilded prison. But instead of escape, she finds her sense
of peril deepening. Now her life--and her fiance's life as well--are threatened by
mysterious "accidents."
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