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The Two Hundred

By: K. Edwin Fritz
Narrated by: Chad C Martin
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Annie Acorn Audio is pleased to present The Two Hundred, written by K. Edwin Fritz and narrated by Chad Martin.

Two hundred children enjoying a school outing. Two hundred eager faces filled with joy. Two hundred little ones, accompanied by their teachers, making their way along a well-worn trail through a forest towards a bonfire waiting ahead.

Sounds wonderful, doesn't it?

Enter the skill of internationally read, From Gents' Pens horror author K. Edwin Fritz, and the scene soon turns from laughter-filled to horrific. But wait, that's not all.

First there's a turn, and then there's a twist, as Fritz's ultimate victim - the listener - is led even further afield than even he or she could've imagined.

Warning: Don't even think of pausing when you're listening to this one!

©2015 Annie Acorn Publishing LLC (P)2017 Annie Acorn Publishing LLC
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