Haunted Places

Would You Dare Visit? True Stories from the World's Most Cursed Places

De: Roger P. Mills

Narrado por: Ken O'Brien

Duración: 1 h y 32 m

Resumen del Editor

Would you dare visit? True Stories from the World's Most Cursed Places.

All around the world, people grow up hearing the spooky stories about the abandoned house on the street corner, or the insane asylum that housed serial killers. These places are imbued with a powerful dark energy from the stories people tell. While some of these places were inevitably more fiction than fact, or the workings of a child's imagination, that doesn't mean that there aren't truly haunted places.

Oftentimes you can trace the area's paranormal activity back to a specific event. An event that forever altered that place's meaning and added it to the long list of places that people tend to avoid. This event adds to the lore surrounding the place and fuels many sleepless nights.

Every location in this audiobook, whether it be a house, a hotel, or a pond, is filled to the brim with paranormal activity. What sets these places apart from the rest, is that nearly every one of them has spirits that would rather physically harm you than simply scare you. The ghosts and malevolent forces found in this audiobook hide in plain sight, and are unafraid to make you scream in pain.

This audiobook is filled with dark entities who don't take kindly to intruders. Listen on, if you dare. But be warned that these stories will haunt and disturb you for the rest of your mortal life.

Here is a preview of what's inside:

• Knocking on Hell's Door
• Napoleon's Death Chair
• Do Not Disturb: The Violent Spirits of the S. K. Pierce Mansion
• Murder and Suicide in Paradise
• Ding Dong the Witch is Dead: Romania's Witches Pond
• The Voodoo Queen of the Manchac Swamp
• And much, much more!

©2017 Roger P. Mills (P)2017 Roger P. Mills

good

good stories n the narration by ken o brien is awsume he does a excellent job i recommend this book

Haunted places

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