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    On The Edge of Now: The Departure
    On The Edge of Now: The Departure
    On The Edge of Now: The Departure
    Audiobook8 hours

    On The Edge of Now: The Departure

    Written by Brian McCullough

    Narrated by Faith Wood

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    About this audiobook

    Brian McCullough’s On the Edge of Now, Book I—The Departure, the first in a seven-book, teen and young adult science fiction award-winning series, transports readers to a parallel realm mirroring Tag’s own existence—but things aren’t the same. Cities look like his with only slight nuances to buildings and culture—until, that is, he finds himself immersed in a universe ruled by those who crave unity. And, power.

    "It was time. She retreated to her position directly in front of the archway feeling the immense void of the light’s source drawing her toward its opening, filling her with an almost physical compulsion to step inside. The voices! Closer now! With little time to think, her mind formed a picture of her mother looking back at her, smiling.

    “Oh, what the hell!”

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMcCullough Media
    Release dateAug 10, 2021
    ISBN9781667059051
    On The Edge of Now: The Departure

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