Cry for Help

Rachel, a volunteer on the Hot Line, ignores repeated calls from a girl who fears that a prowler wants to kill her. When the girl is found dead, Rachel tries to help the police find the murderer. Rachel, a Hot Line Volunteer, receives frequent calls from a young, troubled lady who is being frightened by a prowler. When the lady is found murdered, Rachael’s involvement with the caller’s life and death increases to the point where her own life is in danger! Doris Miles Disney (1907-1976) was a prolific, versatile writer of mystery and suspense; she has been praised for never repeating herself, and for skillfully varying her approaches. No retail ebook available Created from DRM-protected PDF borrowed from Open Library: Published for the Crime Club by Doubleday & Company, Inc. 1975 184 pages ISBN 0-385-03441-5 Converted to EPUB2 with ABBYY, properly designed and proofread in Sigil, validated with FlightCrew. A novel of taut suspense about a young woman who discovers that her volunteer job with a Hot Line phone service has led her into the heart of a murder.