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Some Shit Is Happening in San Antonio
- A "What the F--k?" Tale
- Narrated by: Anja Harder
- Length: 1 hr and 19 mins
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Some Shit Is Happening in San Antonio
Narrated by:
Anja Harder
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Publisher's Summary
Are you a fan of historical fiction? Are you a fan of books about murder? What about meeting phenomena of the other kind? If you like all of that, and if you wish there was a book that contained all of that. You won't be disappointed with this book. All of that and more is covered in this book.
Argentina Williams comes from a family of plantation owners. During the course of the book, she will fall in love with a man named Herbert Davis. Every time you think you know what's going on, another twist will occur. How about it? Listen to this book!
©2023 JJ Krupitzer (P)2024 JJ Krupitzer
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