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Nancy Drew: Curse of Blackmoor Manor Review by Toger November 2004 Something's wrong with Linda Penvellyn. Not long ago, Linda married a British diplomat, became stepmother to his twelve-year-old daughter and moved to Blackmoor Manor, her husband's ancestral home in England. During a recent visit to the role manor, Linda's mother role noticed that her daughter was very pale and always tired, prone to sudden irrational outbursts, and her eyes had become so role overly sensitive to light she'd actually taken to hiding behind a curtain in her bedroom. Visits from numerous doctors had failed to find a cause for her behavior. Immediately upon her return to the States, Linda's mother convinced her neighbor—Nancy Drew, ace detective—to fly to England and investigate. No sooner has Nancy arrived at Blackmoor Manor than mysterious things start happening. As she traverses the walk to the manor's front door, Nancy hears her name whispered, turns and is confronted by a pair of glowing, red eyes!
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