Bernice Summerfield: The Glass Prison

Bernice Summerfield: The Glass Prison

12 February 2019 · Jacqueline Rayner · Bernice Summerfield: Books and Spoken Word · at Big Finish

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Don't ever annoy the Fifth Axis. They might throw you into the Glass Prison on Deirbhile and then throw away the key. Once you're inside, there's nowhere to hide. They can see your every movement. They control you. You're going to be watched for the rest of your life, wherever you go, whoever you are. Even if you're a professor of archaeology. Even if you're a friend of the famous Irving Braxiatel, and you've written several popular coffee-table books. Even if you're pregnant. Even if your baby's due any day now. But, of course, they know all about your baby. And they're planning to take it away. That is, if the scary cultists you're locked up with don't get it first. Bernice Summerfield and the Glass Prison features some mild swearing and content which may not be suitable for younger listeners.
strong languageRomance not assessedInferred themesfreedomdystopianlossrescuesurvivalisolation
A pregnant archaeologist faces constant surveillance and cultist threats in a glass prison.
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