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Kenneth Campbell
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R. Manolakas
About this listen
Imagine a young ER doctor confronting a patient in the Lonely Pines Hospital emergency room in 1981 Ohio, where both of their lives might be turned upside down and spun in a completely different direction.
This riveting medical sci-fi story will have you wondering if you’ve ever experienced a similar bizarre incident, and how time, space, and historical events may be more fluid than we ever thought possible. Beware; a strange visitor may already have your number.
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- Teresa
- 03-03-17
A Great Spirited Sci Fi Short Story
Lonely Pines was a very cleverly written sci fi short story. R. Manolakas is a new author for me and I hope he continues writing more stories like this one. The story begins in a hospital setting then takes a chilling plot twist. The blurb gives the listener some details but for being only about a half hour in length, this story was well fleshed out. I love science fiction in small doses and this was right on. Some of the best sci fi ever written was in short stories.
Kenneth Campbell's narration was brilliant. He was the perfect reader for this story. He had an excellent approach with spot on voice inflections. I hope these two do more audiobooks together. An overall great listen.
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- RB
- 11-15-17
Interesting Premise
There was an interesting premise that dominated most of this short story and I thought it was entertaining. Not new per se, but entertaining.
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- ocdoug
- 07-04-14
A Chilling Medical Story with a Bittersweet Ending
What made the experience of listening to Lonely Pines: A Medical Short Story Wherein the Future Rescues the Past the most enjoyable?
It was super-imaginitive and made me wonder in the end how many people like the old patient are running around out there.
What did you like best about this story?
The intense drama and fast moving plot.
What does Kenneth Campbell bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
A rich and versatile voice; his voice was perfect.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
It made me awestruck.
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A short, entertaining listen--perfect for a horrendous commute.
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- Nomi
- 10-24-17
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Awesome little short story. Loved the whole thing. A well written story that flowed well. Easy to listen to. The narrator made it even better. Wonderful performance.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- Claire
- 10-18-17
Time travel anyone?
It's an interesting story, a bit strange to get your mind around. A man travels into the past to save his own life. It raises so many questions in my mind and I find myself thinking around and around in circles and not going anywhere and yet it's quite interesting. It's a bit of a chicken or the egg situation.
The narration was OK, a bit stilted in the scenes where the characters are showing strong emotions, but overall OK.
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- Jayde
- 10-20-17
Short story with a real punch
I really enjoy long fleshed out stories. This is not one. However it sounded interesting so I asked for a review copy. I am glad I did. This is a fast paced short that is just long enough to tell the story and make you think about the possible reality of the situation. And it sounded real enough to me.
Narration was excellent as well.
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- TU
- 11-01-17
Very short but entertaining
I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
I noticed another reviewer mentioned this, and, after listening to the story, I am inclined to agree with them. The title gives too much away. I think that is partially because it is so short. This was entertaining, though, so no big deal. It had a very Twilight Zone feel to it and I appreciated that. The narrator was decent as well.
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- Dee
- 10-30-17
More please!
This was one heck of a short listen and I loved it. It was predictable in that the doctor obviously survived, (I mean, how could he come back otherwise,) but I liked the whole 'Twilight Zone' feel this story had.
I didn't get to experience too much from the narrator but I liked what I did hear. All in all, it was a good listen and left me wanting more.
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- Gregg
- 01-28-14
Great story! Well written
What made the experience of listening to Lonely Pines: A Medical Short Story Wherein the Future Rescues the Past the most enjoyable?
This is a medical mystery with fun twists and turns to it. Well-written and well-narrated.
What other book might you compare Lonely Pines: A Medical Short Story Wherein the Future Rescues the Past to and why?
This is similar to Rod Serling's "Twlight Zone" of which I am a big fan.
Which character – as performed by Kenneth Campbell – was your favorite?
Kenneth did a great job of expression and story-telling. Good production!
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- Texas78132
- 03-03-17
Twilight Zone meets Time Travel
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This was a very entertaining short story. It is very well told and manages to tell the whole story in a very short 30 minutes. Someday someway this will come to the world and the sooner the better. This story would be a great starting point for a full novel and I would absolutely recommend it!
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