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Ruson, the Vampire Saint & Other Apocryphal Tales
- Narrated by: Chiquito Joaquim Crasto
- Length: 2 hrs and 56 mins
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Ruson, the Vampire Saint & Other Apocryphal Tales
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Summary
A weird assortment of religion-based short stories spanning genres of fantasy, horror, satire, and folklore. Set in an alternate version of our solar system, this collection of tales will entertain believer and skeptic alike. From the author of the Four Winds - One Storm series, herein lay tales of vampires becoming saints, a succubi visiting the Nativity, the anecdotal origin of the Easter Bunny, and many other strange stories.
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