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The Crossroads (Stories from the Golden Age)
The Crossroads - Stories from the Golden Age
Author: L. Ron Hubbard
Frustrated with a government that pays him to bury surplus produce in order to "fix" the economy while city folk starve, farmer Eben Smith decides to take matters into his own hands. He piles up his wagon with ripe fruits and vegetables and sets out for the first time to barter his goods in the big city. Being Eben's first city trip and all, the...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9781592122417
ISBN-10: 1592122418
Publication Date: 6/28/2010
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Publisher: Galaxy Audio
Book Type: Audio CD
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I have read a few of Hubbards short stories I have to say that this one was my favorite ...well at least the first two stories are. It surprised me because I did not think I would find anything of Hubbard I would like but the first two stories are different.

The Crossroads

A poor farmer leaves his home hoping to sell the food he has grown. On his travel to the city he comes to a crossroad. Not knowing where to go he sits for lunch. As he stays at the crossroad strange and unusual people stop by and barter with him.

Borrowed Glory

An old woman is offered a deal from a angel. She will give her youth and everything she wants for 2 days but after those days she will turned back to her present circumstances.

The Devils Rescue

A survivor of a boat wreck is found by another ship. They bring him back to health only to hope to imprison him on the ship.

As I said the first two stories are in my opinion better than the last. They are more like fables where the last one is written differently. I feel like first two stories you have a little fun reading them. Devils Rescue you kind of have to work your brain harder to understand what is going on. I would recommend this book for fantasy lovers.


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