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Welcome to Moxie Manor... Horror author Caspar Finch moved into a 1908 church hoping to inspire his next great novel. What he didn't expect was finding a home that wasn't ready to let go of its past. His wife Harper, still mourning the loss of her child, seeks comfort in a quiet life with her new puppy. When she stumbles upon a baby monitor at a local yard sale, she hopes it will offer a sense of protection. Instead, it becomes a conduit for the supernatural as a ghostly child enters through the static. The spirit of a young girl makes contact, fragile and curious at first, but with each secondhand item Harper brings home, the presence grows stronger-and more demanding. As Harper digs into the origins of the innocent objects, a chilling pattern emerges. Each item is tied to a string of long-forgotten disappearances, all linked to the local church she now calls a home. What begins as a ghost story soon unravels into something deeper and more sinister. The haunted relics hold the key to the girl's tragic fate, and Harper is the only one who can set her free. But to do so, she must confront the darkest parts of her grief, and a history that refuses to stay buried. Will she bring peace to the restless spirit-or become the next soul lost to the past? Some bargains cost more than your soul.

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""Fueled by nightmares, phantoms, and terrifying creatures, Ghost from a Yard Sale is a hurricane of horror. Hold on tight because you'll never want the wild, twisted ride to end."" - Oliver C. Seneca, author of Shaded Grove ""A horror outing that delivers, thanks to its memorable settings and robust cast. Roth's action-laden horror tale sets terrifying encounters in various memorable locales, including Moxie Manor. Strange and terrible incidents ... paranormal sightings, murders, assaults, disappearances abound in the narrative.""-Kirkus Reviews ""Ghost From a Yard Sale"" is Roth's most ambitious horror work to date ... buried histories that slowly crawl to the surface, ghosts, ravenous tree monsters ... Roth manages to knot all the loose ends together in a creepy, dramatic denouement that readers probably won't see coming more than a page or two out at most. Good sort of triumphs over evil in the end, though not without a sizeable mangled body count."" Jim Phillips, Perry County Tribune

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