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    White Noise
    White Noise
    White Noise
    Ebook196 pages2 hours

    White Noise

    By Brandi Calico

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    Joanna emerges as a survivor following a fatal car crash. She's lost part of her memory...and wants to keep it that way. But soon she begins to question everything. Who are these strange nurses that keep going in and out of her room. Why has no family or friends come to visit?
    Soon she has trouble discerning reality. It isn't until she finds a note in her hand with her daughter's handwriting. "Find me mommy, before it is too late."
    Struggling to keep her sanity, Joanna must find out what is really going on in order to salvage what life she has left.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrellis Publishing
    Release dateJul 12, 2021
    ISBN9798201913731
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