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The Sixth Week of Jeremy Miller
A Short Story
By: Billie Dean Shoemate III
Narrated by: Billie Dean Shoemate III
Length: 21 mins

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Summary

Known as a horror/thriller novelist, Billie Dean Shoemate III brings you a different kind of story. Not just for him and the genre he writes, but in the short story realm altogether.

Jeremy Miller is six weeks old. He is not like other children. In fact, no other child on earth is like him. He was somehow born with a fully-functioning adult mind. A unique character study of human nature and moral implications regarding parenthood, The Sixth Week of Jeremy Miller is a dramatic, yet subtly unsettling listen.