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Silent Night Bloody Night - The Christmas Eve Massacre - cover

Silent Night Bloody Night - The Christmas Eve Massacre

Sophia Patel

Casa editrice: Sophia Patel

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From the haunting true events... comes a story of terror, survival, and the unspeakable things that refuse to stay dead.

Some escaped. Some didn’t. But none were ever truly free

Every door they opened led to a darker nightmare. Every answer they found raised new, horrifying questions. 

It’s not the house. It’s what’s in it...

There are places where the past refuses to die. Shadows that cling to the walls. Whispers that drift through the trees. Some secrets... are buried in the Snow. 

What begins as an ordinary winter’s night unravels into a web of violence, fear, and the unexplainable. Families disappear without a trace. Survivors whisper of figures in the snow and unseen forces pulling them into darkness. The community that prided itself on safety and serenity is left to question its very foundation—was this evil always here, waiting?

From the eerie calm before the storm to the blood-curdling final screams, this book will immerse you in a harrowing tale of survival and the sinister forces that linger in the dark. Silent Night, Bloody Night will make you question every creak in the floorboards, every shadow that dances on the wall, and every flake of snow that falls outside your window.
 

Enter if you dare. But beware—what lurks within these pages might never let you go.

*CAUTION: This book contains descriptive accounts of abuse and or violence. If you are especially sensitive to this material, it might be advisable not to read any further
Disponibile da: 24/12/2024.

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