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    Frightful Friendships
    Frightful Friendships
    Frightful Friendships
    Audiobook2 hours

    Frightful Friendships

    Written by Sangre Samson

    Narrated by Poppy Royana

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    About this audiobook

    Love and understanding can’t be in your heart, if fear controls your mind.

    Adam, a monster fanatic, hears a passing tale about a legend, called Perchta the white witch...the belly peeler.

    It's the witching hour, inside the Devil's forest. Deep within the black timber a haunted abandoned school resides.

    Corroded by the abyss, covered in never ending dark skies. She creeps out of the darkness,

    her white presence coating the walls. She finds Adam, she finds a friend.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnthony Lynn Daniels
    Release dateApr 30, 2022
    ISBN9781669691884
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