• The House of Horrors: A True Crime Survivor’s Story | Audiobook

  • May 2 2025
  • Length: 33 mins
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The House of Horrors: A True Crime Survivor’s Story | Audiobook

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  • In January 2018, the world was stunned when a 17-year-old girl escaped her Perris, California home and exposed a nightmare no one saw coming. Inside the walls of a quiet suburban house, thirteen siblings were being tortured, starved, and shackled by their own parents. “The House of Horrors” is a gripping five-chapter true crime audiobook told from the first-person perspective of the brave survivor who broke the silence. This isn’t just a story of abuse—it’s a journey through trauma, justice, and healing. From the chilling courtroom testimonies to the raw emotional recovery, experience every heartbreaking detail in this cinematic, emotionally-driven audiobook experience. Perfect for fans of The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez, Your Own Backyard, and I’ll Be Gone in the Dark. Press play—and don’t look away.
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