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The Troubles at Austen House

By: Joan Wendland
Narrated by: Abigail Reno
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Jane's World is the finest Jane Austen theme park the future has to offer—until The Troubles start. In a world full of androids, who's to say what is real?
©2021 Joan Wendland (P)2024 Joan Wendland
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Imaginative idea!

Things are going wrong at Austin House - a futuristic attraction full of robots that act like people in Jane Austin novels. The attraction is further promoted by being set in an environment which takes the visitor back to regency Britain including Jane Austen's house, in America! But because Jane Austen is homesick all the character robots are sad and playing up. The resourceful main character manages to fix the problem with the aid of Eugene.

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