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One: Forever Alone

One: Forever Alone

Von: J.A. Laraque
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 This podcast is based on the novel, One by J.A. Laraque Have you ever wanted to be alone, truly all by yourself? Timothy Hayden felt that way. A young man, just 21, only a year ago he lost his father Alexander to a drunken driver. Since then he has watched his mother Martha pull away from her beliefs and cling to her two children. Timothy has watched his carefree sister Ashley become more quiet and introverted. While his keen intellect and logical sense tells him they have not truly adapted it is they whom question his adaptation. Timothy feels he has dealt with the life fate has handed him and that everyone else including his girlfriend, Christine is projecting their issues onto him. His shaded bedroom high above the gold cost of Chicago is not far enough away from their distractions. Timothy goes to bed wishing to be free and awakens in a world void of all life. Now Timothy must not only unravel the mystery of a world without another live soul, but the haunting visions and thoughts being forced upon him. As his journey begins, he thinks back to what his sister told him the night before everything began. “When you’re all alone and the only voice you can hear is your own, you find out the truth about yourself.”©2020 Copyright J.A. Laraque Kunst
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  • Chapter 1: Alone in Darkness

    Chapter 1: Alone in Darkness
    Jan 28 2020
    At the end of his journey, Timothy recounts the beginning of the dark path that led him to his fate.
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    13 Min.
  • Chapter 2: Projecting Weakness

    Chapter 2: Projecting Weakness
    Feb 11 2020
    Timothy confronts his mother and sister over his increasing isolation from the family.
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    21 Min.
  • Chapter 3: The Shores of Solitude

    Chapter 3: The Shores of Solitude
    Feb 25 2020
    Timothy awakens to a new day and a new world.
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    15 Min.
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