Dorothy Eden

Dorothy Eden's novels, known under various titles, explore diverse and gripping narratives. In "The Schoolmaster's Daughter," also known as "The Daughters of Ardmore Hall," the focus is on familial dynamics and secrets. "Cat's Prey," or "Let Us Prey," delves into themes of manipulation and danger. "Lamb to the Slaughter," also titled "The Brooding Lake," examines suspense and hidden threats. Under the pseudonym Mary Paradise, Eden wrote "Face of an Angel" and "Shadow of a Witch," adding layers of mystery and supernatural elements to her oeuvre. Her works often intertwine with those of other authors in omnibus editions, offering readers a rich tapestry of storytelling.