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A Ghost of Water
- A "Ghostly Elements" Novel
- Narrated by: Adam Knox
- Length: 8 hrs and 40 mins
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A Ghost of Water
Narrated by:
Adam Knox
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Publisher's Summary
In the Atlantic Ocean, north of the Caribbean Sea, there are waters of legend. Three points serve as the boundaries of these waters - the southern tip of Florida, the island of Puerto Rico, and the mid-Atlantic island of Bermuda. This is the Bermuda Triangle.
Throughout history, many ships and planes have mysteriously gone missing in these cursed tides. What dark thing resides there?
One year after the events of A Ghost of Fire, newly married Steve and Katie Nicholas are about to find out the answer to one of the ocean's darkest mysteries.
But will they make it out together?
©2012 Samuel Whittaker (P)2024 Samuel Whittaker
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