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Faye
Faye L. Ryan, a beloved personal-growth author, retreats to her publisher’s home on a Louisiana bayou to finish her next book. Isolated and alone, Faye quickly realizes that more than just her past is haunting her.
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Faye L. Ryan, a beloved personal-growth author, retreats to her publisher’s home on a Louisiana bayou to finish her next book. Isolated and alone, Faye quickly realizes that more than just her past is haunting her.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Kd Amond, Sarah Zanotti
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