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Spirelli Paranormal Investigations: Episode 4
- Something Nasty in the Attic
- Narrated by: Roberto Scarlato
- Length: 1 hr and 25 mins
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Spirelli Paranormal Investigations: Episode 4
Narrated by:
Roberto Scarlato
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Publisher's Summary
A new case with a surprising client.
Jack knew the critter living in his shop, affectionately referred to as Fuzzface, wasn't a rat. But what exactly was he? It wasn't surprising Jack was in the dark, since the creature had never let himself be seen. Small, clean, and with a preference for canned crab, Fuzzface had become an invisible but comforting presence in the shop.
Imagine Jack's surprise when he learns Fuzzface isn't an unobtrusive shop pet, but his newest client.
©2015 Catherine G Cobb (P)2017 Catherine G Cobb
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