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Wednesday Apr 04, 2012
Wednesday Apr 04, 2012
HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 5 On the road, Jill and other refugees find a world of tents and soldiers, fear and destruction, a forced relocation to somewhere "safe". At the camp, she clings to any shred of normal in what is proving to be a disaster of unparalleled magnitude. This audio novel was written by Jay Smith read by Veronica Giguere, with music by Kevin McLeod and mixed by Michael Stokes.
Saturday Apr 07, 2012
Saturday Apr 07, 2012
HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 5 Traveling at night on a bus to "Site #2210" Jill and her fellow refugees discover the terrifying power of an eater herd. This audio novel was written by Jay Smith read by Veronica Giguere, with music by Kevin McLeod and mixed by Michael Stokes. Happy Easter from your friends at HG World!
Sunday Apr 08, 2012
Sunday Apr 08, 2012
HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 7 The herd overwhelms the convoy and Jill fights to escape the bus with the help of members of the 82nd Airborne. This audio novel was written by Jay Smith read by Veronica Giguere, with music by Kevin McLeod and mixed by Michael Stokes.
Sunday Apr 22, 2012
Sunday Apr 22, 2012
HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 8 The lead bus is crawling with eaters. Jill and four soldiers fight on its roof as eaters fight over each other to get at them. A desperate rescue attempt is made. This audio novel was written by Jay Smith read by Veronica Giguere, with music by Kevin McLeod and mixed by Michael Stokes.
Saturday Apr 28, 2012
Saturday Apr 28, 2012
HG World presents: "The Diary of Jill Woodbine" Chapter 9 After a long absence from the show, Jill Woodbine re-introduces us to Constables David, Krantz, Jebediah and tells how Harris and his family reached HG World. This audio novel was written by Jay Smith read by Veronica Giguere, with music by Kevin McLeod and mixed by Michael Stokes.