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  • Written by: A.R. Miller
  • Narrated by: Sam Rosenthal
  • Length: 5 hrs and 54 mins
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Can one person change the world? Can a book? Crimes Against Posterity is the story of how an orphan’s tragic beginnings lead to a revolutionary movement that sweeps the globe. A must-listen for anyone who believes in the possibility of a better tomorrow. 
©2021 Adam Miller (P)2021 Adam Miller
Coming of Age Literary Fiction
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Excellent book! Took a chance on a new author and narrator, and wasn’t disappointed! No quoted dialogue, all description and narration, a really cool device, especially in actual conversations. Rosenthal’s cheerful tone is as chilling as it can be uplifting, depending on the moment.

A very thought-provoking novel, especially for those who are disenchanted with our society today and wonder how to visualize a better future.

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