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The Memory Machine
By: Bryan Kollar
Narrated by: Steven Morgan
Length: 3 hrs and 52 mins

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The Memory Machine

Name: The Memory Machine
Brand: Bryan Kollar
SKU: BK_ACX0_029503UK
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By: Bryan Kollar

Narrated by: Steven Morgan

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Summary

Meet Nathan Hickling aka Blake Stone, a modern day superhero. Blake is about to solve some of the major problems of today's world, problems like murders, robberies, rapes, and kidnappings. With his new invention, The Memory Machine, Blake can see crimes happening as if he is personally witnessing them, even though the crimes that happened may have been years in the past. No one can keep any memory hidden from Blake Stone. What does this mean for the world? Will anyone be bold enough or stupid enough to commit murder and think it can be hidden? There's always somebody.