Free Audiobook : The Toll, by Neal Shusterman
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Information about the audio book
Author : Neal Shusterman
Length : 15h22
Narrated by : Greg Tremblay
Category : Literature & Fiction
Possibility of free reading : YES
In the gripping conclusion to the New York Times best-selling trilogy, the stakes have never been higher as power-hungry leaders and rising tensions threaten to unravel a world without death.
Citra and Rowan are missing. Endura has been destroyed. With Scythe Goddard poised to seize total control of the scythedom, it seems nothing can stand in his way.
The Thunderhead remains silent, and the aftermath of the Great Resonance continues to reverberate across the world. As chaos looms, the question persists: Is there anyone left who can challenge Goddard’s reign?
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Download for free the Audio Book : The Toll
Conclude the riveting Arc of a Scythe trilogy with "The Toll", a masterful narrative by Neal Shusterman, eloquently delivered by Greg Tremblay. This audiobook commands attention for 15 hours and 22 minutes, offering a profound conclusion to a saga that explores the moral complexities of a world that has conquered death.
Embark on this final journey with a free trial period, providing the flexibility to cancel at any time. As the saga reaches its peak, the intertwining fates of its characters unfold, delivering a deeply satisfying resolution that challenges both the characters and the listener's perspectives on power and immortality.
"The Toll" will remain a significant part of your library even after the trial, ensuring you can revisit this climactic ending at any time. For ease in managing your listening experience, a link to the cancellation guide is provided at the bottom of this page. Discover the destiny of humanity in "The Toll", where the weight of centuries is a burden only the brave can bear.
