Angenga: The Disappearance Of Time
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Angenga: The Disappearance Of Time
Narrated by:
Andy Stevenson
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Narrated by:
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Andy Stevenson
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By:
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John Broughton
About this listen
When Rick Hughes receives a reliquary pendant as a gift from an old friend, he has no idea what's coming next.
Drawn to an old excavation site, Rick stumbles upon a portal that takes him back to the eighth century, and in the middle of a Viking invasion.
After discovering a shocking link to the present, Rick is determined to intervene and save the inhabitants of the village from devastation - and to find a scientific explanation for what is happening.
With the perils of eighth century England surrounding him, can Rick save his new friends and live to tell the tale?
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