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    Love Letters to a House on Fire: Stories, Poems, and Ransom Notes
    Love Letters to a House on Fire: Stories, Poems, and Ransom Notes
    Love Letters to a House on Fire: Stories, Poems, and Ransom Notes
    Audiobook2 hours

    Love Letters to a House on Fire: Stories, Poems, and Ransom Notes

    Written by Aaron N. Hall

    Narrated by Aaron N. Hall

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    About this audiobook

    Greedy elves. Warrior princesses. Earnest robots. Sexy frogs.


    Love Letters to a House on Fire is a collection of stories, letters, poems, and ransom notes that contain thoughtful and quirky observations on the world we live in. Follow along through science fiction- and fantasy-inspired tales of adventure, conspiracy, betrayal, and determination. Enjoy poems exploring themes of love, life, nature, faith, and mental health. Finish by reading the ransom notes documenting a botched kidnapping that blossomed into a family blood feud.


    These are love letters to the deep parts of ourselves and the parts of the world burning at our feet.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIronFire Media
    Release dateDec 12, 2023
    ISBN9798868770616
    Love Letters to a House on Fire: Stories, Poems, and Ransom Notes

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