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The House in the Magnolias

By: August W. Derleth, Mark Schorer
Narrated by: Mike Vendetti
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Published in June of 1932 in "Strange Tales" a pulp magazine of the era, "The House in the Magnolias" by August W. Derlith & Mark Shorer, now an audiobook narrated by Mike Vendetti will thrill and chill you. The story takes place on a plantation outside of New Orleans where Voodooism and Sorcery are suspected. Slavery is not legal, nor is robbing a grave and turning the corpse into a zombie. Is this what Aunt Abbie, a strange and secretive woman from Hati has done while holding her beautiful niece Rosamunda hostage? Listen to this haunting audiobook and find out.

Narrated with chilling detail by Mike Vendetti, "The House in the Magnolias" will keep you on the edge of your seat as you listen to the supernatural horrors. With its eerie atmosphere and suspenseful plot twists, this audiobook is perfect for fans of classic horror and mystery.
Public Domain (P)2024 Mike Vendetti
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