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Above the Hills

Mr. Vincent Hughes

Publisher: Spines

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Summary

In a haunting mansion ruled by the cryptic Manson, a group battles treacherous secrets and psychological terror. Trust disintegrates as alliances shift, and the threat of disappearance looms. Amidst a backdrop of eerie enigmas, Asher along with 4 others face a reality-shattering revelation. In a fight for survival that blurs time, they seek to unravel the mansion’s dark mysteries before succumbing to its twisted dance of doom. A tale of courage, loss, and the struggle to cling to hope in the dark.
Available since: 07/04/2025.
Print length: 264 pages.

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