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Oct 20, 1914 — Jan 6, 1988· 73 yrs

FICTION · SCIENCE FICTION

L. P. Davies

Also known as: Leslie Purnell Davies, L. P. Davies

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Leslie Purnell Davies was a British novelist whose works typically combine elements of horror, science fiction and mystery. He also wrote many short stories under several pseudonyms. - Wikipedia

He was as invisible as any living creature could be when venturing out of its natural habitat.

— from Possession

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The paper dolls

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A string of paper dolls go on a fantastical adventure through the house and out into the garden. They soon escape the clutches of the toy dinosaur and the snapping jaws of the oven-glove crocodile, but then a very real pair of scissors threatens.

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Possession

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"New York Times bestselling author J.R. Ward explores what really happens when good and evil toy with humanity in her new novel of the Fallen Angels, as the salvation of a doomed soul depends once again on a crossroads... When Cait Douglass resolves to get over her broken heart, throw off her inhibitions, and start really living, she's unprepared for the two sensual men who cross her path. Torn between them, she doesn't know which to choose--or what kind of dire consequences could follow. Jim Heron, fallen angel and reluctant savior, is ahead in the war, but he puts everything at risk when he seeks to make a deal with the devil--literally. As yet another soul is unwittingly caught in the battle between him and the demon Devina, his fixation on an innocent trapped in Hell threatens to sidetrack him from his sacred duty... Can good still prevail if true love makes a savior weak? And will a woman's future be the key, or the curse, for all of humanity? Only time, and hearts, will tell"-- Provided by publisher.

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The shadow before

1989

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Lester Dunn led a rather drab, unremarkable life as the owner of a not very prosperous pharmacy in a not very affluent London neighborhood. Grant Livesey lived a life of quiet luxury: well-appointed house in the country, fine car, tailored clothes, and an impressive portfolio of investments. Yet, Lester Dunn and Grant Livesey appeared to be the same person. Could the brain operation performed on Dunn have changed him into Livesey? Could one of his existences be merely a dream? Or could it be a frightening premonition of a disaster he was fated to bring upon himself?

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