Sacrifice of the New
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Sacrifice of the New
Narrated by:
Russell Jackson
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Narrated by:
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Russell Jackson
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By:
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Russell Jackson
About this listen
"At least there are rules for dealing with the Devil...."
A young woman named Jessica, who is haunted by her dim memories of being kidnapped by blood cultists. The police killed them. But are they really dead?
Returning after her rescue to live with her loving but troubled extended family, Jessie soon begins to discover her own potential, as well as the true nature of the leader of the cult, and the god that they worship....
And that he may soon be returning from the dead to make her his bride....
A full audio movie with music and sound effects!
Warning: Contains explicit language and ideas.
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