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    Cipher Hill: Free-Wrench Series, Book 5
    Cipher Hill: Free-Wrench Series, Book 5
    Cipher Hill: Free-Wrench Series, Book 5
    Audiobook9 hours

    Cipher Hill: Free-Wrench Series, Book 5

    Written by Joseph R. Lallo

    Narrated by Andrea Bates

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    About this audiobook

    Cipher Hill is the fifth book in the popular Free-Wrench series of steampunk adventures. Ferris Tusk has lurked in the shadows of his society since it began. His name is spoken with hushed reverence by the fug folk, and the balance of power of the whole continent is a meticulously maintained mechanism of his own design. But even the finest machine can be broken with a well-placed wrench. Until now, Cap'n Mack and the Wind Breaker crew have weathered scheme after scheme. They've fought for their lives, perpetually on the defensive. Such is the life of a hero. Lucky for Mack, his crew aren't your average heroes. They'll call in every favor, play every trick, and take every risk to turn the hunters into the hunted. Tusk wanted a war. Now he's got one.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks in Motion
    Release dateDec 24, 2019
    ISBN9781641921879
    Cipher Hill: Free-Wrench Series, Book 5
    Author

    Joseph R. Lallo

    Once a computer engineer, Joseph R. Lallo is now a full-time science fiction and fantasy author and contributor to the Six Figure Authors podcast.

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      Thank you Joseph R. Lallo for another winner. With a special thank you to Andrea Bates for making every bit come alive.

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