War of the Worlds
Written by H. G. Wells
Narrated by Gerry O'Brien
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H. G. Wells
Jessica Freeburg lives in Lakeville, MN, with her husband and three children. Her poetry and short stories have appeared in various magazines and anthologies. Her debut young-adult novel, Living in Shadows, was released in 2015. She has written several screenplays and enjoys working in film, writing, and producing documentaries focused on historical events that inspire her. You can visit her online at www.jessicafreeburg.com or follow her on Twitter: @jessicafreeburg.
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Reviews for War of the Worlds
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- C. BennettRating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Fantastic recording by Gerry O’Brian. Absolutely riveting. I highly recommend this version.