Friends of Freddie

De: Graham Denny

Narrado por: Jeremey Albret

Utterly absorbing...a real pause resister.

It's not the getting there that counts, it's the journey.

Join our hero on his often gruesome journey to "the City".

The horrors of evil forces try to lead him off the path as others join him on his quest. What or who awaits him? What is this force that compels him to make the trip, with all the dangers that try to ensnare him in their grasping claws and tantalising delights?

The settlement of Oasis and the master Gregory wait for him to find his way to them so they can ensnare and enslave him. Somewhere ahead is the City.

Will Ruth be waiting for him and will Freddie really be there to guide him?

Come and make the journey with us.

©2013 Graham Denny (P)2021 Graham Denny

Enjoy This Book

Really enjoyed the book. I am looking forward to the next book. Thank you Author.

Great book

Great book. Easy flow and easy to understand. Great advice from his life and from the Bible.

inspiring

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Excellent

This audio book is really very good and understandable. sound is good. Thank you to author.

God stuff

This is a good book. It tends to repeat itself throughout, but has a good machining

You need this book!

I does not matter who you are or what you have done, God loves you and wants to have a relationship with you! Whether you have know God for years or you don’t know Him as savior, you can learn from this book! Overall good.

Good listen!

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Exceptional Narrator

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An enjoyable treatment of time travel

Great story , I enjoyed it a lot. The way its narrated sometimes seems kind of funky but in no way distracts me from the story.