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    Death and Delusion in the Superstition Mountains
    Death and Delusion in the Superstition Mountains
    Death and Delusion in the Superstition Mountains
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    Death and Delusion in the Superstition Mountains

    Written by Charles A. Mills

    Narrated by Robert Lynn

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    Arizona's Superstition Mountains are mysterious, forbidding, and dangerous. The Superstitions are said to have claimed over five hundred lives. What were these people looking for? Is it possible that these mountains hide a vast treasure? Is it possible that UFOs land here? Is it possible that in these mountains there is a door leading to the great underground city of the Lizard Men? Join Josh, a skeptical journalist, as he explores the mysteries of the Superstition Mountains in our new fiction book Death and Delusion in the Superstition Mountains.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCharles A. Mills
    Release dateNov 7, 2020
    ISBN9781664978560

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