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    Invasion: Age Of Expansion - A Kurtherian Gambit Series
    Invasion: Age Of Expansion - A Kurtherian Gambit Series
    Invasion: Age Of Expansion - A Kurtherian Gambit Series
    Audiobook7 hours

    Invasion: Age Of Expansion - A Kurtherian Gambit Series

    Written by Ell Leigh Clarke and Michael Anderle

    Narrated by Pearl Hewitt

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    About this audiobook

    When a blip appears on the Ogg-Estarian military radar monitoring the Outer System, things in the system are set to change forever.

    Molly and her crew face one of their biggest challenges yet, and the problem isn’t the supposed threat from outside.

    It’s from the planet itself.

    Molly rallies the troops for a particularly dangerous encounter, but also needs to call in some favors from some old friends.

    Will she be able to stop things from boiling over in time?

    After all, the fate of the Sark System, and the Federation, now hangs in a delicate balance.

    Join Molly and the Sanguine Squadron for another adventure as they race to save the world from itself.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLMBPN Publishing
    Release dateDec 4, 2019
    ISBN9781649717917
    Invasion: Age Of Expansion - A Kurtherian Gambit Series
    Author

    Ell Leigh Clarke

    Ell Leigh Clarke is a recovering theoretical physicist, professional geek, newbie sci-fi novelist, USA Today bestselling author, and die-hard Doctor Who fan. Although originally from England, she's currently traveling the world as a digital nomad and enjoys hanging out in whichever country calls to her—as long as it has good wifi and coffee.

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