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    The Last Superbowl on Planet Earth 2017: The Deadliest Fiction Ever Written About Worldwide Annihilation of Billions of People
    The Last Superbowl on Planet Earth 2017: The Deadliest Fiction Ever Written About Worldwide Annihilation of Billions of People
    The Last Superbowl on Planet Earth 2017: The Deadliest Fiction Ever Written About Worldwide Annihilation of Billions of People
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    The Last Superbowl on Planet Earth 2017: The Deadliest Fiction Ever Written About Worldwide Annihilation of Billions of People

    Written by M. Glenn Baxter

    Narrated by Duane Berg

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    About this audiobook

    The deadliest fiction ever written about worldwide annihilation of billions of people on the sidelines with no helmets, pads, or spiritual defense against the Red Dragon.

    In the future weather will destroy the world. It will not be man-made. It will come from the Wrath of God.

    An Author's Republic audio production.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateAug 12, 2017
    ISBN9781518963476
    The Last Superbowl on Planet Earth 2017: The Deadliest Fiction Ever Written About Worldwide Annihilation of Billions of People

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