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The Cat that Caught the Canary
- Narrated by: Anna Butterworth
- Length: 3 hrs and 43 mins
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The Cat that Caught the Canary
Narrated by:
Anna Butterworth
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Publisher's Summary
From Antoinette Corvo, author of Dirges in the Dark and The Ivory Tower, comes The Cat that Caught the Canary – a hard-hitting drama.
When an unloved child loses her only friend, she finds the courage to leave home and reinvent herself as Pearl Lancaster. Innocent and naïve, Pearl’s quest to become a theatre star puts her at the mercy of abusive teachers and predatory cult members.
This is the story of one girl’s rise to fame and the desperate lengths she will go to in order to stay in the spotlight. Blood will be shed, tears will fall, but the show must go on.
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