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“Beside it lay a stiff piece of high-quality parchment paper. Evie’s fingers, hesitant, reached for the note. The paper was unnaturally cold to the touch. Unfolding it slowly, a profound silence fell over the kitchen as she read the peculiar, almost musical verse aloud. “On the first eerie night of the 13 days to Halloween, my true fright gave to me: A Rougarou by a cypress tree!”

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Book:The Thirteen Days of Bayou Frights
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