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The Woman Who Touched the Sun

Daniel Rirdan
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Duration
19m
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Corino Press

About

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
A short mythic fable about grit, grease, and the impossible.
Nobody sees Jo leave. One moment the farm is asleep; the next, the barn roof rolls open and a hand-built iron ship blasts its way into the sky.
A woman from Nebraska-quiet, stubborn, with a samurai's bloodline-has spent long nights with a sledgehammer and a welding torch in her barn. Now she flies the ship past the moon, through gravity wells and solar gales, and into the blazing fury of a star that roars in her mind and forbids her to come closer. With a church bell welded to a railroad chain and a hymn her grandmother sang in Japan, she dares anyway.

Related Subjects

  • General (Science Fiction)
  • Science Fiction
  • Adult Fiction
  • General (Fantasy)
  • Fantasy

Extended Details

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    Artists

    Daniel RirdanAuthor
    Unknown (Synthesized Voice)Reader