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Pretend You're Here

A. R. Shaw's Novella Collection

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Pretend You're Here

By: A. R. Shaw
Narrated by: Vania Ciric Patel
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An FBI agent is investigating an elusive kidnapper. What she doesn't count on is becoming his next victim.

From USA Today best-selling author A. R. Shaw.

©2022 Annette Shaw (P)2022 Annette Shaw Crime Crime Thrillers Dystopian Fiction Science Fiction Suspense Thriller Thriller & Suspense
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I assume this is a preamble to a longer story. It’s short, almost like a teaser hinting at a much fuller story. At first I was not sure about the story or the narrator to be honest. However the story developed. I expected more from the author. I grew to absolutely love the narrator’s performance and by the end wanted more so I guess mission accomplished. The narrator is very straightforward. The differentiation of characters was clear and the tone fit. I would like to see what comes next.

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Are we the sum of our experiences? If they are gone is there a do over?
Pretend You’re Here is billed as a dystopian crime thriller and after listening to the audiobook version narrated by Vanial Ciric Patel and pondering the defemination of dystopian I can certainly say the billing is correct. While it isn’t like any dystopia stories I’ve ever read before due to a lack of any kind of apocalyptic catastrophe, I think this type of dystopia may even be worse. I would love to see this story line become a series, there must be more to come from Stephanie and Ben. Along with this being an excellent novella, Vanial’s narration brought each character to life.

Are we the sum of our experiences?

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