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    The Second Chosen One
    The Second Chosen One
    The Second Chosen One
    Audiobook3 hours

    The Second Chosen One

    Written by Salvatore Cutugno

    Narrated by Patrizia Barrera

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    About this audiobook

    Elio is a country boy, he can barely pay his university fees. He has a quiet life, in a small village in Sicily,

    a loving family. One morning, a messenger comes to him

    sent by the gods. They chose him to spread love and never again

    wars. She soon realizes that her task is beyond her imagination. Well protected inside the alien caravel, full of superpowers, he is alone against the demons of evil and war. He can`t reveal his job to anyone, but he can`t help but save a married journalist he sees in the desert of Iran, fleeing from kidnappers. Now he has to deal with his hypnotic eyes that surpass reason.

    Hermes, by order of the Supreme, presents himself to Helium explaining what is happening to him and the incredulous boy, driven by curiosity, accepts the role of the chosen one. This is where his journey aboard the salvific Caravel begins and, between science fiction and sentiment, various critical issues that plague the Earth, including human nature, will be highlighted.


    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTektime
    Release dateMar 9, 2024
    ISBN9788835462880
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