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    I Was a Teen-Age Secret Weapon
    I Was a Teen-Age Secret Weapon
    I Was a Teen-Age Secret Weapon
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    I Was a Teen-Age Secret Weapon

    Written by Richard Sabia

    Narrated by Edward Miller

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    I Was A Teen-Age Secret Weapon is a very funny sci-fi story by Richard Sabia. A 1950's American teenager gets care-taking work at a psychological laboratory. In there, one scientist discovers that the teenager is the first human capable of causing others to be accident-prone, but that this is only possible in cases of crisis. The scientist sends our hero Dolliver Wims straight to War...recipe for hilarious disaster?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAudioliterature
    Release dateDec 15, 2016

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