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Innova
- Narrated by: Jacqueline DeGraff
- Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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Summary
Churches are banned. Religion is outlawed. Freedom is dead.
Found guilty of “spreading dissent”, Jenna and David Hall are sentenced to re-education at the Innova Center.
Their home is forfeit. Their marriage is dissolved.
Once a famous actress, Jenna is afforded immunity from the most aggressive forms of therapy because they want something from her, but David is not so lucky.
He’s a hostage. Cooperation will keep him alive, but at what cost?
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- Debbie McLean
- 22-04-20
great
A great short story by Julie C Gilbert and narrated by Jacqueline DeGraff. I'm looking forward to more xxxx
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- Deedra
- 10-12-20
Innova
This was a really good short story.It was too short to say much.It could be stretched a bit further into a book! Jaqueline DeGraff was a fine narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.'
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- Mia Harper
- 12-04-20
Scary and thought inducing!
This book gave me the shivers, the thought of religion being outlawed and freedom of thought banned is terrifying! The arrest and realisation that her visions were coming true was scary, but I loved that Jenna and David's faith and marriage was strong and they were willing to fight. I was disappointed when I reached the end of the book and wanted to know more about 'the accident' that led to the visions!
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- Bev carmody
- 28-02-20
Great little gem of a story.
Really enjoyed this story. Solid plot and left me wanting more from the author. I am hoping this was a snippet for a next book, I will be checking!
Narration was very good, and she worked well with the book.
A look at what life could be like with an overwhelming government influence. I could happily listened to more.
Overall recommend a listen, or even a read.
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- Engrossed Reader
- 10-04-20
Short and engaging read.
The synopsis sold this book to me and coincidentally slipped neatly into my recent spate of reading dystopian novels.
I liked the world building, it felt real and just as importantly believable. A government that is increasing its restrictions incrementally, until finally, it's at the point where it can make big changes without effective opposition. A government that sees religion as one of the last stumbling block to its endgame.
Jenna was the prime character and she was well developed, the story told from her point of view. Secondary characters not as much but that was to be expected given the scope of the story. I liked that her faith was front and centre and sustained her throughout this ordeal. I was reading on the go, so I couldn't get a chance to make a note of the verses she quoted. However, that will be an excuse to read again.
The only grumble I would have is that I felt it ended abruptly, there is so much more to know about this world. The snippets shared by the staff at Innova made me want to delve deeper and wishing that certain themes were developed more than others.
Overall a good read that had me thinking about relationships and the role of governments.
My thanks to the author for a copy for this book in exchange for a candid review.
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