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    Leila: The Star Child
    Leila: The Star Child
    Leila: The Star Child
    Audiobook16 hours

    Leila: The Star Child

    Written by Pat Basil Hayes

    Narrated by Janet G Henke

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    About this audiobook

    "A fascinating and wholly original sci-fi novel for all the family." - Rt. Hon. Boris Johnson MP
    "A remarkable fantasy by a born story teller." - Desmond Morris ("The Naked Ape")
    Leila is gifted unimaginable powers by a secretive Alien race... The aliens infused their technology into Leila's mind while she was in her mother's womb...
    As a result, Leila becomes the target for experimentation by other dangerous and unscrupulous Aliens...
    They try and abduct Leila to their planet to steal this advanced technology so that they can dominate other worlds and their inhabitants...
    Leila is able to thwart the Aliens plans, even when she is a baby... Since then she has remained anonymous, unidentified and clandestine, living in peace on a shiny blue plane tin the Milky Way Galaxy...
    However, the time is fast approaching when Leila will reveal herself and her powers to the Universe and the people of the planet Earth...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateAug 8, 2022
    ISBN9781667999630
    Leila: The Star Child

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