
The Rude Awakening of Theodor Moody
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Narrated by:
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Michael Lucio
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By:
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Per Jacobsen
About this listen
What would you do to protect the people who have given your life purpose again?
After suffering a stroke, petty racist, semi-demented, and grumpy pensioner, Theodor Moody, wakes up with telekinetic abilities. During Theodor’s hospital stay, an unlikely friendship develops between him and the cleaning lady, Yuki, as he uses his newfound abilities to save her son from some school bullies.
What Theodor doesn’t realize, however, is that Yuki harbors a terrible secret that will soon put them all in grave danger.
From the bestselling author of Dry and the Strung trilogy comes a nerve-wracking family drama with a hint of both horror and supernatural phenomena.
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