What Ever Happened to Jo Rose?
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What Ever Happened to Jo Rose?
Narrated by:
Joan Dukore
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Narrated by:
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Joan Dukore
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By:
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Chris DiLeo
About this listen
Once renowned for her villainous performance as Lady Macbeth, Ms. Josephine "Jo" Rose is an eccentric recluse aging alone in a decaying Victorian.
As a favor for her best friend, Haley Fields visits with Ms. Rose. Haley is a librarian and writer, and Ms. Rose wants her to write What Ever Happened to Helga the Hag?, a play that will return her to theatrical fame.
When Haley shares her own writings, thinly veiled fictions of personal trauma, Ms. Rose ensnares her in a sinister plot of vengeance, violence, and blood.
There's a toxic male inside every man, Ms. Rose says.
But what’s inside a woman can be much more frightening.
And deadly.
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