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    Goodbye Charlie Part 2
    Goodbye Charlie Part 2
    Goodbye Charlie Part 2
    Audiobook5 hours

    Goodbye Charlie Part 2

    Written by Carlos Camacho

    Narrated by Allon Silove

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    About this audiobook

    Charlie, a charismatic psychologist turned rock star, awaits his public execution with unnerving calmness. He tells his provocative story to reluctant author, Alistair, who has been commissioned to write an adverse account of Charlie´s histrionic rise and breathtaking fall. As his journey unfolds, Alistair encounters the strange people who knew Charlie, taking him to exotic places around the world. He discovers a curious and disquieting secrecy, a peculiar world of complicity, and a plot to protect Charlie´s short but extraordinary life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateNov 2, 2020
    ISBN9781667912257
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