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Gaia’s Game - Ken Stark [TorrentX]

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2 files — 521.23 MBs
Written by Ken Stark | Read by Evan Kelly
Format: M4B | Bitrate: 128 Kbps | Unabridged
Publication date November 19, 2021
Listening Length 9 hours and 32 minutes
The Earth has had enough.
Gaia is out for blood, and there’s nowhere left to hide.
From multi-award-winning horror master, Ken Stark, Gaia’s Game is a disquieting tale that will stay in your mind long after you’ve turned the last page.
It Was a Day Like No Other for Sheriff Tom Cooper.
Reports of animal attacks had been coming in since dawn, and it looked like they might never stop. Once the news channels began filling up with accounts of similar attacks from around the world, it became clear that this was no local phenomenon.
For whatever reason and by whatever mechanism, it seemed that all of nature had chosen that one particular day to declare war on mankind.
But humans are too good at killing. We defended ourselves too well.
So Gaia sent an army that no one would be able to defend themselves against at all.
Could this be the last night in the age of man?
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Ken Stark - Gaia's Game.m4b
Ken Stark - Gaia's Game.epub