It Was Gone
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Last published Thu, Apr 16, 2015
Raegan just moved into an old victorian-style house, and with every old house there has to be something paranormal going on, right? The first day seemes to prove such speculations, but there's no way that's the end of it; things are just warming up. As the days go on, the fear gets progressively worse, leading up to what she's been fearing all along. Plus, she has to deal with all of the drama that comes with attending a new school, trying to fit in, and tring to make her family see just what she experiences on a daily basis. So, will she be able to handle this all on her own, or will she need something, or someone, more to help her?
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