The Tree of Everlasting Sorrow
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The Tree of Everlasting Sorrow
Narrated by:
Andrew Cortes
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Narrated by:
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Andrew Cortes
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Scott Colbert
About this listen
When the carnival comes to Red Mesa, everyone is excited, especially Ethan and Jake. However when townsfolk start dying mysteriously, and the couple are attacked, they decide to investigate. Joining the carnival as a knife throwing act, they encounter an assortment of human oddities, including 7 foot Siamese twins. When some of the carnival workers are slaughtered, Jake and Ethan are thrown into a nightmare that may prove to be their undoing. Their greatest challenge is, why is the mysterious tree growing whenever anyone dies? With the help of Farnsworth he dwarf, they enter the tree itself and face off against true evil.
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