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Specters of the Void
- The Cursed Ghost Ship (A Short Tale)
- Narrated by: Robert Trey Harper
- Length: 24 mins
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Specters of the Void
Narrated by:
Robert Trey Harper
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Publisher's Summary
In the darkest corners of the cosmos, a cursed ship, known as the Ghost Ship, sails through the endless void. Its spectral crew, damned souls seeking vengeance, hunts malevolent beings in a ceaseless cycle of darkness and retribution. Led by the enigmatic Captain Eldrith, they pursue their haunting mission across the cosmos, leaving behind a trail of eerie legends and whispered tales.
Specters of the Void is a gripping, otherworldly tale of cosmic justice, darkness, and the relentless pursuit of malevolence.
©2023 R.B. Publishers (P)2023 R.B. Publishers
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