Shores of Chaos: Shipwrecked
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Shores of Chaos: Shipwrecked
Narrated by:
Genavieve Blackwood
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Narrated by:
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Genavieve Blackwood
About this listen
On the coast of Maine in 1898, Edward Ashman is serving as the head keeper of the Wawenock Point Lighthouse when his daughters discover a dead body on the shore. It soon becomes evident that the man is connected to a crime ring involved in insurance fraud.
Edward and his family are unwittingly caught up in criminal activity when a ship is destroyed one night. But criminals aren’t the only ones lurking the shores of Wawenock Point. A mysterious woman appears, bringing forebodings and warnings of danger with her. The Ashmans soon find themselves up against murderers, spirits, and an ancient curse.
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