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La canción del superviviente [Survivor's Song]

By: Paul Tremblay
Narrated by: Carlos Quintero
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Un virus que se contagia como la rabia ha arrasado Massachusetts. Pero, a diferencia de la rabia, el periodo de incubación de esta enfermedad es inferior a una hora. Los afectados pierden el juicio y muerden a otras personas. Los enfermos y los moribundos abarrotan los hospitales, y todos los protocolos de emergencia han resultado ser insuficientes.
La doctora Rams Sherman recibe la llamada de Natalie, una amiga embarazada que ha sido infectada. Su única opción para salvarse es llegar a un hospital donde puedan vacunarla... Y se le agota el tiempo. La lucha por la supervivencia se convierte en una angustiosa odisea contra reloj mientras ambas mujeres atraviesan un escenario hostil, sembrado de espeluznantes amenazas letales que las empujan al límite de sus fuerzas.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

©2024 Paul Tremblay (P)2024 Bookavivo Dystopian Horror

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