The Hour-Glass

Length: 38 mins
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Publisher: Red Door Audiobooks

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"The Hour-Glass" is a ghost story by Robert Barr that revolves around an antique collector who purchases an old, defective hourglass. As he investigates the artifact, he encounters a mysterious visitor with a strange and intriguing story. The tale explores eerie encounters and the mysteries surrounding the ancient object.

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