Carraway

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It's a story you've heard before.

Late into a humid summer, Audie Carraway returns to Buchanan. She has one outfit in her suitcase: a funeral dress. Two months prior, her cousins Nick and Daisy come to Buchanan as they do every summer. But for the first time, they are watching their family fall apart, they are haunted, and they are increasingly alone. History, if nothing else, repeats, and this is a story that has already been told.All Rights Reserved

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