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Welcome, Son
By: Josef Hodgkins
Narrated by: Jason Lovett
Length: 3 hrs

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Welcome, Son

Name: Welcome, Son
Brand: Josef Hodgkins
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Narrated by: Jason Lovett

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Summary

Enter a world, in the not too distant future, where the healthcare organizations are at war with the government. Hospitals want to keep people as their "property", in an effort to gain a steady stream of revenue from the government insured patient. You get an inside look at this world through the eyes of David Kearn, a nurse, who discusses with you, all the terrors of this world. Could this actually happen in America? Maybe. Purchase the audiobook to jump into this tale. The protagonist, David Kearn is very troubled, and has characteristics similar to Salinger's Holden Caulfield.