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    The Complete Echo Power Trilogy
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    The Complete Echo Power Trilogy

    Written by Anna Durand

    Narrated by John Hartley, Stella Hunter, Connor Crais and

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    The sky splits open. Terror rains down on the earth. Can anything survive the Echo?

    A mad man has unleashed unthinkable magics, creating a hellscape on earth and a new parallel world known as the Echo. Carnage is everywhere. Monsters rampage. Who will take on the insurmountable task of saving the world?

    A librarian. A disgraced British earl. An ex-sheriff’s deputy. A former Marine. A computer geek. And a mysterious amnesiac who might hold the key to salvation.

    Take a wild, steamy, death-defying ride into the unknown with these six reluctant heroes. The Complete Echo Power Trilogy will leave you breathless.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJacobsville Books
    Release dateApr 5, 2024
    ISBN9781958144497
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    The Complete Echo Power Trilogy
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    Anna Durand

    Anna Durand is an award-winning author of sizzling romances, including the bestseller Scandalous in a Kilt, a bronze medal winner in the 2018 Readers' Favorite Book Awards, as well as the three-time #1 bestseller Wicked in a Kilt and the #1 bestseller Fired Up. Anna loves writing about spunky heroines and hunky heroes, in settings as diverse as modern Chicago and the fairy realm. Making use of her master's in library science, she owns a cataloging services company that caters to indie authors and publishers. In her free time, you'll find her binge-listening to audiobooks, playing with puppies, or crafting jewelry.

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