Ghosts of Tamgrove Hall (The Abby Renshaw Adventures Book 2)

Raising a pair of 500-year-old-ghosts and binding them to my will: not sure I’m up to this.Winter break in England is not turning out as relaxing as I’d hoped.I’m a seventeen-year-old kid walking down a deserted road in the middle of the night in a foreign country. All alone—except for a friend who is haunted, possessed, and prone to panic attacks.I really ought to have kept up better with my magical training.This novella is the sequel to Abby Re...

By Jack Massa
File Size: 2129 KB
Print Length: 61 pages
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Publication Date: November 25, 2017
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Language: English
ASIN: B0777TJQ6H
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I read the first book in this series, and just had to read this one. It did NOT disappoint! In this tale, Abby and her friend Franklin travel to vacation with Abby's mother in England. They stay in a hotel called Tamgrove Hall. The story opens with t

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