House of Compassion, Volume 1
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House of Compassion, Volume 1
Narrated by:
Victoria Swain
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Narrated by:
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Victoria Swain
About this listen
House of Compassion is the story of Lorena Starnaly, a weak minded and for the majority of her life manipulated girl who through the ill treatments of her family developed a dual personality disorder, divided by the inside with two ideologies that completely oppose each other this girl and her friends start a organization with the goal of bringing upon a safe and peaceful home for all in the world with the end goal of making world peace. Dive into the psychology and differences between ideologies and see in which side of this war do you stand on.
©2020 Satrinity Starnaly (P)2024 Satrinity Starnaly
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