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Hopewell Hollow

John Keaser Jr.

Verlag: Spines

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Beschreibung

Hopewell Hollow isn’t a gore-filled or jump-scare story — it’s a slow, atmospheric mystery about a small New England town haunted more by its past and secrets than by monsters.The story blends family drama, folklore, and suspense, exploring how the choices of one generation echo into the next. It’s eerie, emotional, and deeply human — more about the weight of guilt, grief, and silence than outright terror.
Verfügbar seit: 15.01.2026.
Drucklänge: 308 Seiten.

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