Oblivion
One snowy midnight in Chicago a drunken ex-priest is accosted on the street by a well-dressed stranger, who turns out to be his former altar boy. The young man — now a successful lawyer —wants Father Delaney to perform a very special ancient ritual — the spiritual cleansing of a mystery mansion; an exorcism.
Hands down, Oblivion is one of the scariest haunted house novels you will ever read -- and just wait until you find out where this haunted house is located! Evil reigns in this house!
From the author of The Black Mariah, The Killer's Game, and many other great novels.
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Hands down, Oblivion is one of the scariest haunted house novels you will ever read -- and just wait until you find out where this haunted house is located! Evil reigns in this house!
From the author of The Black Mariah, The Killer's Game, and many other great novels.
Oblivion
One snowy midnight in Chicago a drunken ex-priest is accosted on the street by a well-dressed stranger, who turns out to be his former altar boy. The young man — now a successful lawyer —wants Father Delaney to perform a very special ancient ritual — the spiritual cleansing of a mystery mansion; an exorcism.
Hands down, Oblivion is one of the scariest haunted house novels you will ever read -- and just wait until you find out where this haunted house is located! Evil reigns in this house!
From the author of The Black Mariah, The Killer's Game, and many other great novels.
Hands down, Oblivion is one of the scariest haunted house novels you will ever read -- and just wait until you find out where this haunted house is located! Evil reigns in this house!
From the author of The Black Mariah, The Killer's Game, and many other great novels.
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Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940013286627 |
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| Publisher: | Cemetery Dance Publications |
| Publication date: | 10/17/2011 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 339 |
| File size: | 333 KB |
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