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In the Heart of Babylon
- Narrated by: Sam Kenney
- Length: 6 hrs and 13 mins
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In the Heart of Babylon
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
After surviving a hurricane, 17-year-old Nadifa Duale finds himself imprisoned and enslaved deep beneath an empty expanse of North American farm country - a place where men with ambitions of racial cleansing come to practice their nightmares unchecked on those declared missing. But when a mad scientist’s experiment to hold on to power goes terribly wrong, Nadifa and his fellow captives find themselves in a new kind of fight for survival, one where they might be thankful for the electric fence surrounding their prison.
Because now, the dead do not stay dead.
©2019 S.G.D. Singh (P)2021 S.G.D. Singh
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