Eight Miles High

Released: March 15, 2025
Length: 18 hrs 35 mins
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Narration: AI narration
Publisher: Independently Published

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EIGHT MILES HIGH, the fourteenth book in the Timeline 10/27/62 series, continues the story four years after the October 1962 cataclysm, exploring a dramatically altered Cold War-era world where tensions remain high across global hotspots and political upheaval dominates in the United States. As old conflicts and new scandals threaten stability, the narrative delves into pivotal moments that could shift the course of history, raising questions about war, change, and hope amid a landscape of political unrest and unresolved conflicts.

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