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Lonely Pines: A Medical Short Story Wherein the Future Rescues the Past
- Narrated by: Kenneth Campbell
- Length: 34 mins
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Lonely Pines: A Medical Short Story Wherein the Future Rescues the Past
Narrated by:
Kenneth Campbell
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Publisher's Summary
Imagine a young ER doctor confronting a patient in the Lonely Pines Hospital emergency room in 1981 Ohio, where both of their lives might be turned upside down and spun in a completely different direction.
This riveting medical sci-fi story will have you wondering if you’ve ever experienced a similar bizarre incident, and how time, space, and historical events may be more fluid than we ever thought possible. Beware; a strange visitor may already have your number.
©2013 Robert Manolakas (P)2014 Robert Manolakas
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