Cannibal Jungle
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Cannibal Jungle
Narrated by:
Harry Roger Williams III
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Narrated by:
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Harry Roger Williams III
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Jon Athan
About this listen
During a business trip to Uruguay, Nathan Reed’s commercial airline is caught in a powerful storm over the Amazon jungle. The plane crashes somewhere along the Brazilian-Peruvian border, leaving a handful of survivors stranded in the rainforest.
They race to find potable water, medical supplies, and safe shelter. Their fight for survival intensifies when they are targeted by a mysterious group of uncontacted people in the Amazon.
Jon Athan, the author of Cannibal Creek and City of Hunger, welcomes you to Cannibal Jungle in this violent, suspenseful survival horror novel. Can you survive this gory journey?
Warning: This novel contains graphic content. Listener discretion is advised.
©2019 Jonathan Sixtos (P)2020 Jonathan Sixtos
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