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Madman Across the Water
- The Curse Awakens
- Narrated by: Benjamin Hunter
- Length: 7 hrs and 40 mins
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Madman Across the Water
Narrated by:
Benjamin Hunter
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Publisher's Summary
Five years after the Wallis family put an end to the curse, destroying the creature that had plagued Campbelltown for generations, the townsfolk have adapted to a quieter way of life. Despite the perceived safety, most residents are still wary of venturing into the woods that had been the scene of so much bloodshed in the past. When a developer sets their sights on this area of unused land, it triggers a blood-soaked chain of events, and the Wallis family soon realizes that the creature had merely been dormant. Who will survive as the curse awakens in this terrifying sequel to Madman Across the Water?
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