Dark Shadows Collection Volume 2
Narrated by Kathryn Leigh Scott
Dark Shadows (Ross), Book 4-6
- Released
- August 27, 2026
- Length
- 18 hrs 31 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Paperback Classics
This audiobook explores the eerie mysteries surrounding Collinwood, beginning with a tense confrontation on Suicide Cliffs involving hypnotic influence and threats of self-harm. It delves into Victorian-era ghostly phenomena as phantom-like figures turn out to be the reanimated bodies of long-deceased individuals, revealing a haunting connection to the past. The story also introduces Barnabas Collins, the vampire whose chilling origin story from 1899 is unveiled, uncovering dark secrets that have lingered for over a century.
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The Mystery of Collinwood
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