Chapter 89: The Tetradome Run
"A computer terminal at a public library in Flagstaff, the reactivation of an old social media account, a few cautious messages exchanged, one of them...
The Tetradome Run
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When the crime wave peaked in the early 70s, and Nixon signed the Redemption Act, no one bothered to imagine what public execution might look like fifty years in the future. No one imagined that The Tetradome Run would become the most popular show in America. A free audiobook released in full as a podcast with a full score of music and sound by more than 50 composers and sound designers from the movie and video games industries, The Tetradome Run is an edge of your seat thriller by bestselling novelist Spencer Baum. Read by the author.
Chapter 88: The Tetradome Run
"Where were you when Chanelle Devlin gave her infamous press conference? It was a question people would ask for a generation to come."
Chapter 87: The Tetradome Run
"Rudy and I sit together on the back porch at my house. We drink beer from bottles. We watch afternoon pass into evening. We talk."
Chapter 85: The Tetradome Run
"She was making for the front doors of the casino. She was going to leave."
Chapter 84: The Tetradome Run
"Down the tunnel and onto a metal catwalk. Concrete walls, televisions, flower pots—they were in the Underdeck now. They were on one of its upper leve...
Chapters 82 and 83: The Tetradome Run
"On a restricted access highway outside of town, the black Devlin Enterprises van that had been parked on the side of the road, hazards flashing, head...
Chapter 81: The Tetradome Run
"Gabe walked through the parking lot, onto the sidewalk, and towards Las Vegas Boulevard. Doubts about what he was doing grew heavier with each step."
Chapter 80: The Tetradome Run
"Gabe looked at the plastic keycard that came in the envelope. He turned it over in his hands, thinking about the strange letter that came with it."
Chapter 79: The Tetradome Run
"The front desk clerk gave him an envelope. His name was written in purple ink on the envelope’s face."