Road Kill
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Road Kill
Narrated by:
Sheila Daly Payson
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Narrated by:
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Sheila Daly Payson
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Pete Adams
About this listen
Cataclysmic events have occurred in the decorous upper middle class enclave within Southsea, Portsmouth, on the south coast of England.
But what were the circumstances that contributed to this violent clash involving a Sherman tank and a bazooka? The strange occurrence is investigated by Lord Everard Pimple, a naive upper-class twit who not only inadvertently opens a can of worms, but has an introduction into the world of womanly wiles.
Everard's life is about to blow up like an atom bomb...he just doesn't know it yet. But after the dust settles, will he still be standing?
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