Ghostly Gig: A Vienna Rossi Paranormal Short Story
A Lost Souls, Book 4
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Ghostly Gig: A Vienna Rossi Paranormal Short Story
Narrated by:
Natsumi Bailey
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Narrated by:
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Natsumi Bailey
About this listen
Vienna accepted a side job that she finds intimidating. She’s worried that it’s out of her league. She’s been hired to alleviate a house of a haunting. And in order to complete the task at hand, Vienna will need to use her newfound psychic abilities to communicate with the ghost.
She’s never removed a ghost from a house before. Will she be able to solve this lost soul’s mystery and help the ghost crossover? Join Vienna and her best friend Kim in a hauntingly good A Lost Souls short story.
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