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Pic Jump
Narrated by:
Michelle Erickson
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Narrated by:
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Michelle Erickson
About this listen
My name, believe it or not, is Pictarine Nebbie Jump. Call me Pic.
My happily ever after started with Mason’s first words: “Want me to kiss it better?” I never looked back.
Yes, things were going great, and I expected them to get even better.
Then I was accidentally eye-napped.
Yeah, you read that right. It’s complicated.
What happened is so bizarre, that because of me, a four-year-old is being hunted by a terrorist cell, and all she’s armed with is a child’s hope, her Barbie doll, and my brains.
We are alone because no one believes her, and no one can see me.
If I don’t do something, she’s going to disappear—permanently.
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