The House That Hid by Marta Moran Bishop- A Hauntingly Fabulous Short Story


'Tis the season for a good ghost story. Marta Moran Bishop has a perfectly eerie first-hand nostalgic account of an old-fashioned style ghost story. It takes place in Chicago in a house where Al Capone once lived. Marta along with the new owner and a group of friends share a ghostly paranormal experience. 
Do yourself a favor and get into the spooky spirit with this inexpensive, audio version reminiscent of the old radio ghost stories. Take about 12 minutes and treat yourself.  

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