
Mausoleum 2069
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Narrated by:
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Brad Sytsma
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By:
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Rick Jones
About this listen
Political dignitaries, including the president of the Federation, gather for a ceremony onboard Mausoleum 2069. But when a cloud of interstellar dust passes through the galaxy and eclipses Earth, the tenants within the walls of Mausoleum 2069 are reborn and the undead begin to rise. As the struggle between life and death onboard the mausoleum develops, Eriq Wyman, a one-time member of a special-ops team called the Force Elite, is given the task to lead the president to the safety of Earth. But is Earth like Mausoleum 2069 - a landscape of the living dead? Has the war of the Apocalypse finally begun? With so many questions there is only one certainty: In space, there is nowhere to run and nowhere to hide.
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