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    The Conduits: Conveyance, Book One
    The Conduits: Conveyance, Book One
    The Conduits: Conveyance, Book One
    Audiobook8 hours

    The Conduits: Conveyance, Book One

    Written by David W. Draper

    Narrated by Kenneth Bryant

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    About this audiobook

    Spencer is beside herself. Her normal ten-year old son Alex is receiving subliminal extraterrestrial messages describing Earth's demise in ten years. He describes two others children receiving the same messages. Spencer globe-trots looking for the other children her son calls 'Conduits'; she must validate her son's messages. The US President believes the children are being manipulated by bad actors in a nefarious scheme to destabilize democracies; he wants them silenced. Jack, an ex-SEAL leads the Conduits on a cat-and-mouse chase, as they stay one step ahead of the US agents. This first book of the trilogy ends with a small group of Catholic Cardinals believing Satan has arisen and manifested the Antichrist trough the conduits.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateJun 8, 2020
    ISBN9781662121357
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