Kalorama Road
Her Memories Died, but the Dead Won't Let Them Sleep
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Kalorama Road
Narrated by:
Joan Dukore
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Narrated by:
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Joan Dukore
About this listen
Her memories died, but the dead won't let them sleep.
There’s something Allie can’t remember, hidden memories that refuse to surface. Until one day, when something brings back images of a forgotten night.
A year after graduating from Emsworth University, Allie receives a mysterious email asking a single question. Someone wants her to remember, and they are getting closer. As forgotten memories gradually surface, Allie has to come to terms with her dark past, and a revelation she could have never imagined.
What really happened at 1414 Kalorama Road?
©2018 E. Denise Billups (P)2020 E. Denise Billups
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