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Awakening [Dramatized Adaptation]

Outlanders, Book 27

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Awakening [Dramatized Adaptation]

Autor: James Axler
Czyta: full cast, Terence Aselford, Nanette Savard, Thomas Penny, Richard Rohan, Jeff Baker, Christopher Graybill, Mort Shelby
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More than 200 years after Skydark, the hybrid barons cling tenuously to their waning influence, losers in an internecine war to control nuke-shattered America. A new thread has emerged, one whose intimate knowledge of pre-Dark technology fuels a grim new bid for power. To begin, he must penetrate the central nerve node of a small and dedicated band ow warriors fighting to free Earth's survivors of long-ago devastation from slavery and misery....

Cryogenically preserved before the nukes obliterated their own way of life, an elite team of battle-hardened American fighting men have now been reactivated for duty, commanded by this supreme manipulator. Their first mission in a tortured new world: Move in and secure Cerberus Redoubt and the mat-trans network at any cost. In a world where trust is hard-won and harder kept, Kane and his fellow exiles must convince Team Phoenix that they are on the same side — for humanity and against the hybrids and their willing human allies.

Performed by Terence Aselford, Nanette Savard, Thomas Penny, Richard Rohan, Jeff Baker, Christopher Graybill, Mort Shelby.

©2003 Worldwide Library (P)2005 Graphic Audio, LLC
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