
The Orchard at the End of Clause 14(b)
A Fable About Peaches, Paperwork, and Borrowed WeatherBy Kai MorelLength2h 55m
About this audiobook
San Pájaro’s peaches carry five seconds of whoever picked them—the town calls it weather. The Reyes family tends an orchard where borrowed feelings mend grief and keep people brave. A sleek outsider comes with devices, contracts, and checks that might save the season. The work helps strangers far away, but the rows start to feel different, and the town is asked to choose: what can be captured and sold, and what must stay in mouths? A warm, sly fable about care, ownership, and a very stubborn orchard.
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction, Fantasy
Length2 hrs 55 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 25, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Chapter 1 — Recitals: On the Ordinary Transmission of Summers
2Chapter 2 — Whereas: A Deck Arrives in Dust
3Chapter 3 — Consideration: First Fruits, First Wins
4Chapter 4 — Covenants: The Song with No Tune
5Chapter 5 — Schedules & Exhibits: Orange Vests in the Rows
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6Chapter 6 — Material Adverse Change
7Chapter 7 — Clause 14(b)
8Chapter 8 — Community Carve-Out (Non-Binding)
9Chapter 9 — Subpoena, With Peaches
10Chapter 10 — Force Majeure: Heat Event
11Chapter 11 — Specific Performance
12Chapter 12 — Ritual Infringement (A Feast of Returns)