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The Haunting Of Goodson Manor
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 310
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.77 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Some stories survive because they are true. Others survive because no one ever questioned them.
When Maya begins investigating the disturbing history surrounding Goodson Manor, she expects to find little more than an abandoned house, an old tragedy and another ghost story strengthened by decades of repetition.
Instead, she finds missing records, forgotten photographs, anonymous messages and people who seem determined to protect secrets that should have died generations ago.
At the centre of it all are two women whose lives have been reduced to rumour, and a house that has been blamed for events no one truly understands.
As Maya follows the evidence deeper into the past, the mystery begins reaching into the present, and the question is no longer whether Goodson Manor is haunted.
It is whether the story everyone believes was ever true at all.
Because sometimes the dead aren't the ones keeping secrets.
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