The Curse of Dark Root: Part Two
Daughters of Dark Root, Book 4
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The Curse of Dark Root: Part Two
Narrated by:
Tawn Krakowski
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Narrated by:
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Tawn Krakowski
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By:
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April Aasheim
About this listen
Welcome to Dark Root: The Most Haunted Town in The Pacific Northwest.
Things are tough in Dark Root. Shane is missing and presumed dead. Julianna Benbridge is haunting the town. And the mysterious curse has tightened its grip on Maggie.
The clock is ticking down and it's not looking good. Can Maggie save herself and her family from the deal made with Larinda? Or will she be too late this time?
Return to Dark Root. More magick. More mystery. More mischief. More sisterly fun.
Old friends and new surprises make this the best one to date.
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