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Better You Believe
By: Tony Evans
Narrated by: A. J. Shuck
Length: 6 hrs and 5 mins

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Better You Believe

Name: Better You Believe
Brand: Tony Evans
SKU: BK_ACX0_193262UK
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By: Tony Evans

Narrated by: A. J. Shuck

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Summary

Urban legends - every town has them. Local variations of widely known stories passed down from one generation to the next. They range from tales of haunted houses and monsters in the closet, to witches and dark curses telling you where not to tread. I’ve heard them all in my travels through the Appalachians and southeastern United States. The question is, do you believe, or is it all made up? Sometimes it’s best to heed the advice given in those old familiar stories. After all, as the old Sherpa saying goes - Maybe true. Maybe not true. Better you believe.