
Ansible: Rasha's Letter
Season 3, Episode 1
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Narrated by:
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Amy McFadden
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By:
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Stant Litore
About this listen
Rasha is a Syrian refugee fleeing war with her infant son. Sahira is a time-traveling, shapeshifting hijabi defender of humanity.
In a distant future when all humanity flees a predatory and unexpected horror, Rasha's choices at a critical moment could make the difference between extinction and refuge - if Sahira can get her safely to that day.
Both time-travel thriller and love story, this riveting addition to the Ansible saga takes you from the dust and despair of bombed-out cities and poisoned land to the weird apparitions that can transform a planet's future.
Ansible: Rasha's Letter is the opening episode of Ansible: Season 3.
©2017 Daniel Fusch (P)2017 Daniel Fusch
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