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Medusa Snare

An Environmental Mystery with a Twist of Fantasy

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Medusa Snare

By: Avonelle Kelsey
Narrated by: Angelique Dominique
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Medusa Snare is an Environmental Mystery.

A mysterious hologram virus occupies our detective, Mike Lambert, while his exotic heroine, Dr. Helene Troy, runs for president and takes firm stands on issues such as population, jails, education, wars and environment. Mike is the average macho male detective who must remove his ego blinders if he is to win the fair Dr. Troy and join the futuristic movement for which she stands. He must also prevent the CIA from interfering with the strange group which offers to help clean up the environment through the United Nations or, if we do not cooperate, they will destroy our civilization. This is a sophisticated and thought-provoking mystery with a twist of fantasy.

Written several decades ago by author and artist Avonelle Kelsey (1931-2009), Medusa Snare is an environmental mystery with a twist of fantasy. Listeners having a passion for discovering what a true creative’s mind can manifest will be captivated by this otherworldly novel which was rediscovered among hundreds of lost written works by Kelsey. What future did she see for Earth? What is coming true?

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