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Something to Tell You
- Narrated by: Martin Carroll
- Length: 10 hrs and 23 mins
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Something to Tell You
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Publisher's Summary
Something to Tell You follows the two families of Bert Leinster and his best friend, Sam Murray, as the earth comes under bombardment by a Higgs-boson-particle storm. The Central Control of the World council insists that survival depends on living underground, protected by the Envelope. As CCOW persuades humankind to hide in the Deeps, Bert cannot challenge CCOW nor comprehend why people cannot see the truth behind the lies.
Everything changes when he meets her. Lily, a plant who becomes his enemy in the battle to save humankind, to save you...although 99.9 percent of you is empty space. Do you deserve saving?
©2019 David Edwards (P)2020 David Edwards
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