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Echoes
- What if the Stones Could Speak?
- Narrated by: Brian d'Eon
- Length: 3 hrs and 31 mins
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Echoes
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Publisher's Summary
Taking a break from his studies, Thomas travels to Greece to more fully understand the origin of Western culture. In Delphi, he meets a young Mexican actress named Lucia who performs for him—in Spanish—a scene from Euripides’s Electra. Lucia’s talents exceed mere acting; sometimes she hears voices, seemingly echoes from the distant past.
Thomas enlists the aid of a brilliant high school chum to help unravel the mystery of these “voices”. The three of them continue their travels through Greece, eventually joined by a young Jesuit who turns out to have an agenda of his own.
©2022 Brian d'Eon (P)2023 Brian d'Eon
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