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    Among The Vines And Haunting Skies: The Journal Of Samantha Harrow
    Among The Vines And Haunting Skies: The Journal Of Samantha Harrow
    Among The Vines And Haunting Skies: The Journal Of Samantha Harrow
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    Among The Vines And Haunting Skies: The Journal Of Samantha Harrow

    Written by R.L.J. Adams

    Narrated by Jessica J. Blank and Abilene Paige

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    About this audiobook

    In the heart of a tranquil vineyard, Samantha Harrow's life takes a chilling turn. Her journal, once a vessel of personal musings, becomes a haunting chronicle of terror.

    When a mysterious woman bestows an enigmatic gift upon her, Samantha's idyllic world transforms into a nightmare. As the vines bear witness, and the skies turn ominous, Samantha's journal unveils a descent into horror, where the line between reality and the supernatural blurs.

    Samantha's heartfelt entries document her struggle for sanity, her desperate quest for answers, and the relentless, bone-chilling presence that threatens to consume her. Amidst the hearth-warming beauty of the vineyard, a sinister force lurks, and Samantha's journal is the only key to unlocking the truth.

    Prepare to be enthralled and terrified in equal measure as you delve into the unique narrative of 'Among the Vines and Haunting Skies.' In this spine-tingling horror, the pages of Samantha Harrow's journal are your only guide through a world where darkness intertwines with the vines, and the skies themselves whisper secrets of a malevolent past.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherR.L.J. Adams
    Release dateNov 23, 2023
    ISBN9798868625060
    Among The Vines And Haunting Skies: The Journal Of Samantha Harrow

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