Show Notes
Still reeling from the death of her father, Hattie Ogle sets about to put the business she inherited back in order. As she does, she learns one of her late father’s loyal employees may not be so loyal after all. Meanwhile, far off in the highlands, an isolated sheep herder makes a grisly discovery.Additional voices provided by Charles Mills and Strother Stingley. Listener discretion advisedIf you are enjoying the show, please consider leaving us a rating and review to help us grow. For more information about the production and creative team, as well as to contact us, visit superhappyproductions.com.
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