The Most Dangerous Reality
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The Most Dangerous Reality
Narrated by:
John Dunleavy
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Narrated by:
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John Dunleavy
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By:
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Rick Chesler
About this listen
"The Most Dangerous Reality" is a short story inspired by Richard Connell's classic tale "The Most Dangerous Game." It originally appeared in anthology The Game from Seven Realms Publishing.
A newly minted M.D. confronted with massive student loan debts decides to put himself to the ultimate challenge: volunteer to be hunted for sport by a wealthy outdoorsman on a remote tropical island. If he is still alive after three days, his financial problems will be solved.
What the doctor doesn't know is that the "sportsman" contracting him for the hunt is an actor as part of a reality TV show.
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