DARK EXCURSIONS: third set (2013)

A sliver of the cover to dark excursions third set
We now take you to a mansion cracking under the strain of its long-held secrets and lies.  Anapola Van Der Van watches, with a determined eye, when her daughter unexpectedly returns, harboring a blinding truth which could unravel her mother's tangled web of deceit and lust.  


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