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Generations of Gold

A Short Story

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Generations of Gold

By: George Saoulidis
Narrated by: Don T. Lassen, Donna Tellame
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There is a secret in the house of Ikari, a doll that can walk and talk made of porcelain and gold. She fulfills many roles, one for each family member. Will she manage to keep the family whole?

Warning: “Generations of Gold” is not suitable for children.

©2019 George Saoulidis (P)2019 George Saoulidis Dark Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Genre Fiction

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Through the generations, Icari, a porcelain living doll, serves the members of the house in any way that they desire. If broken, she can be repaired. This is a sad story and, as stated, not suitable for children. The visuals conjured up are both brutal and erotic. The ending starkly cruel.
Mr.Saoulidis has the power to create vivid pictures with few words. The narrators, Don T.Lessen and Donna Tellame, performed well.

My thanks to the rights holder who, at my request, freely gifted me with a complimentary copy, viz Mythographers. This is a very short story which seemed to end almost before it began, and felt like a fragment of a larger book. Although beautifully written, mysterious, it left an unpleasant aftertaste.

Gorgeous, inviting ...

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