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    TABITHA BATES: Ghosts Are Best Left Alone
    TABITHA BATES: Ghosts Are Best Left Alone
    TABITHA BATES: Ghosts Are Best Left Alone
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    TABITHA BATES: Ghosts Are Best Left Alone

    Written by Nathan Toulane

    Narrated by Digital Voice Michelle G

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    This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

    When Jonathon Mayhew takes in an antique Chair, a spectral terror is unleashed. Tabitha Bates, its previous owner long deceased, unleashes her malevolent ravings about World War II, Adolf Hitler, and Mankind's wickedness through radio signals from beyond deathly boundaries.

    Desperate for help to tackle this supernatural dread, he turns to Dr Elizabeth Matthews who - together with him - finds herself thrust into an eerie vortex of secrets that threatens their very lives as they battle against an ethereal presence determined on revenge!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNathan Toulane
    Release dateDec 5, 2023
    ISBN9798868795558

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