OutLoud: The Cabin by Jared Garrett
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Jared Garrett works as a writer and an instructional designer. He is a family man with an adorable, fun, and way-too-smart wife, six silly kids, a new house with an overgrown back yard, seven fish, and a bunch of chickens. He has written fiction, user manuals, SEO copy, radio scripts and textbooks and has won first place in the Mayhew writing contest at BYU and received honorable mention in the Writers of the Future contest. He lives at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains.
Listen to the first few chapters of The Cabin, by Jared Garret in this episode of Page Readers OutLoud.
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