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Spellbound 2011

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Spellbound 2011

Melange anthology of eight stories: "Spellbound at Midnight" by Isabelle Kane and Audrey Tremaine, "Room 1309.5" by John M. Mecom, "Mansion of Nightmares" by Walt Trizna, "Uncle Vernon" by Jenny Twist, "Half Seen, Half Hidden" by John Steiner, "Ghost Taxi" by Joanna Foreman, "Telltale Signs" by Tori L Ridgewood, "The Origin of Fear" by Tara Fox Hall

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