The Burden of Days
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The Burden of Days
Narrated by:
Joe Formichella
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Narrated by:
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Joe Formichella
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By:
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Gil Jackman
About this listen
Waking in a strange bed, David finds himself unable to remember how he got there. He’s been hospitalized and soon witnesses a brutal attack on a fellow patient by a late visitor to the ward. After accidentally killing the intruder, he flees with the attacked patient to a farmhouse in the Bergerac region of the Dordogne, where he finds out more mysterious details behind the attack, leading him ultimately to Paris and the European headquarters of the NSA to uncover more startling secrets, including the origin of the Scart Virus and an engine running on water alone.
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