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A Bridge to Nowhereland

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A Bridge to Nowhereland

By: Donna Augustine
Narrated by: Angel Clark
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I worked hard, everything I planned almost within my grasp, and then one flicker in time, mere seconds, and it’s all gone. Now I’m starting at zero, stuck in a place called the outpost, which is neither here nor there but some limbo land for those who haven’t transitioned.

I’m sleeping in a broom closet, choking on fumes, while everyone declares me useless. Kaden, the guy that runs this place, keeps telling me there’s nothing I can do to go back. That once the change is set in motion, it’s impossible to reverse.

Every day, each step, takes me farther away from where I want to be and closer to Kaden and a mysterious land of darkness. The only way out of this mess is forward, away from the life I built, and the people I love....

©2022 Donna Augustine (P)2023 Donna Augustine Dark Fantasy Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction
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I really like Donna Augustine books, and A Bridge to Nowhereland is no exception. However, her favourite narrator, Angel Clark, is getting so awful that I cannot listen to her anymore and will never buy another book with her narrating. She sounds stoned when narrating, whiney & nasal with the heroine’s voice and is trying to make all other characters (except the hero) as annoying as possible.

Hard pass on the Audible version. Read it instead.

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