Malcolm R. Campbell's Spooky Stories
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Malcolm R. Campbell's Spooky Stories
Narrated by:
Michael Sears
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Narrated by:
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Michael Sears
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Malcolm R. Campbell's Spooky Stories include Cora's Crossing which was inspired by the now-abandoned Bellamy Bridge over the Chipola River near the town of Marianna in the Florida Panhandle. The local folk legend that claims the bridge is haunted by a 175-year-old ghost who died tragically on her wedding night when her dress caught fire. In Moonlight and Ghosts, Randy's intuition is drawing him back to an abandoned psychiatric hospital where he once worked. He and his friend, Alice, have heard the ghost hunters' claims the building is haunted.
©2014 Malcolm R. Campbell (P)2014 Malcolm R. Campbell
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