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A new source of frights and delights on Lehi Main

By Lehi Free Press · November 2, 2026 · 1 min read
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Michelle Mooney is a lifelong Utahn and a lifelong horror fan. Since she was a kid reading Goosebumps, she’s been interested in all things supernatural, creepy, witchy and downright scary. Her new bookstore on Lehi Main Street, Nocturnal Nook Novelties, is a love letter to those interests.

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