The Blind Man's Rage
The God Virus, Book 4
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The Blind Man's Rage
Narrated by:
George Kuch
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Narrated by:
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George Kuch
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Skip Coryell
About this listen
Jared Thompson, aka the Blind Man, has taken over much of America, but General Rodney T. Branch, commanding general of the Shadow Militia, continues to thwart him at every turn. Despite having overwhelming air and ground superiority, the Blind Man and his forces cannot quite deliver the knockout punch to America. But now, the Shadow Militia has a plan that could save or doom the nation.
Hear the stunning conclusion of this final audiobook in the God Virus series as Uncle Rodney and Jared Thompson clash in mortal combat, locked in a battle only one can survive!
©2018 Skip Coryell (P)2019 Skip Coryell
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