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The Blight of Harrow Hall

By: Madeline Quinn
Narrated by: Ariel Barber
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Some inheritances are a blessing; others are a curse. When Anita Miran inherits Harrow Hall, she expects a quick sale, not a descent into darkness. The mansion's sinister secrets and her late husband's hidden past begin to unravel, pulling her deeper into a web of supernatural intrigue.

As she uncovers chilling truths, strange dreams and mysterious accidents blur the line between reality and nightmare. Betrayal lurks in the shadows, and a deadly curse threatens all she holds dear.

Anita must confront the haunted legacy of Harrow Hall. Will she escape its malevolent grip, or become its next tragic victim?

Immerse yourself in this gripping tale of mystery, romance, and supernatural intrigue, where every shadow holds a story and every revelation could be your last.

©2024 Madeline Quinn (P)2024 Madeline Quinn Paranormal Supernatural

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