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133 Hours
- Narrated by: Kim Hughes
- Length: 8 hrs and 54 mins
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133 Hours
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Publisher's Summary
Arriving at work to find she’s lost more than five and a half days of her life, Briony has no recollection of where she’s been, or what has happened. Has she been ill or had a breakdown - or could she have been drugged and abducted?
Doubting her own sanity, Briony is fearful of what lies beyond the surface, yet driven to discover the truth. Going through her scarce memories, she realizes that something terrible might have happened to her during the time she has no recollection of.
Assisted by her friends Alesha and Jenny, they team up with a retired detective to uncover the truth. But where was she for 133 hours...and why?
©2020 Zach Abrams (P)2020 Zach Abrams
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