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One Step at a Time
- An Eyewitness Account of Surviving Hurricane Katrina
- Narrated by: Julie Slater
- Length: 4 hrs and 44 mins
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One Step at a Time
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Publisher's Summary
This is one woman's eyewitness account of surviving one of the most dangerous hurricanes to make landfall in the United States - Hurricane Katrina. It reads like an action-packed disaster film. Once you start listening, you are likely not to want to stop until you finish. Be prepared to hold your breath and to cry as Liz unveils her journey. Anyone suffering, depressed, suicidal, needing strength, encouragement, and hope must listen to this audiobook. It holds the potential to change your life.
©2018 Liz Ashe Havrilla (P)2019 Dr. Melissa Caudle
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