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Confessional: A Father Gunter, Demon Hunter Supernatural Thriller
By: J.R. Pestel
Narrated by: John H. Fehskens
Length: 5 hrs and 26 mins

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Confessional: A Father Gunter, Demon Hunter Supernatural Thriller

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Narrated by: John H. Fehskens

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Summary

The demon-hunting duo of Johann Gunter, a former priest, and Robert Durling, a former coroner, find themselves in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. A priest has been murdered in the confessional, and they suspect something more than a human murderer.

While they conduct their demon-hunting investigation, the duo uncover several skeletons that, until now, have been kept well hidden in their closets.

They say everyone has their demons, right? Well, this apparently goes for priests as well.The boys think they can solve the mystery and have things well in hand until the final twist that could cost one of them his life.