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Delphus Paradox
- End of Earth
- Narrated by: Virtual Voice
- Length: 6 hrs and 49 mins
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Publisher's summary
A broken ship. No way to get home. A species of hive warriors wants them for food.
With their ship damaged by intense battle, they land on a distant, uninhabited planet and discover a single, ancient artifact - a ringed fortress of unknown purpose buried deep inside a mountain.
Inside the fortress, they discover what may be a portal to a new world - too good to be believed.
On their side of the portal the planet is lifeless, barren, rocky, with howling winds and tremendous lightning storms.
On the other side of the portal is a gorgeous, lush, forested world that appears to make humans younger, stronger.
The alien beasts find them on the barren planet and pursue them at every turn, hunting them as food.
A damaged ship that cannot fly, no food, no water and no salvation, where can they go? The humans must choose a final stand and make a desperate choice.
Grab your copy now to join their journey and learn the outcome of their desperate choice.
With their ship damaged by intense battle, they land on a distant, uninhabited planet and discover a single, ancient artifact - a ringed fortress of unknown purpose buried deep inside a mountain.
Inside the fortress, they discover what may be a portal to a new world - too good to be believed.
On their side of the portal the planet is lifeless, barren, rocky, with howling winds and tremendous lightning storms.
On the other side of the portal is a gorgeous, lush, forested world that appears to make humans younger, stronger.
The alien beasts find them on the barren planet and pursue them at every turn, hunting them as food.
A damaged ship that cannot fly, no food, no water and no salvation, where can they go? The humans must choose a final stand and make a desperate choice.
Grab your copy now to join their journey and learn the outcome of their desperate choice.
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- PETER J BANKS
- 07-25-24
Mediocre charecters
Mediocre charecters with un-proofed narration. Annoying to hear mispronounced words. Needs improvement of computer narration.
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