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Speaking in Bubbles
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When Clytos tries to carry on with his daily work of oil rig maintenance, he finds a new friend.
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- Donna Wiebe
- 10-20-18
Delightful short story!
An entertaining, quick listen about the communications of an underwater machine. It makes you think. Very enjoyable narration.
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- G C
- 10-01-19
GOOD READ!
I enjoyed it! The narration was good. The author did a good job with the characters. I look forward to reading more from this author. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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- Ostfeld
- 01-22-19
Only George can do the impossible.
Science-fiction, Action adventure includes emotions all in five minutes ( probably about a half a page ).
Only George Saoulidis can accomplish that as far as I know, truly hard for me to understand how.
As usual Alexa Crema was the perfect choice for narration.
If you want to learn or see how the impossible is done, this is recommended.
In exchange for an honest review I’ve received this audiobook.
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- Norma Miles
- 01-27-19
In the ocean, no one can see you cry
A very short but poignant story set in the Aegean Sea
Fascinating, moving, but rather bizarre.