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    The Incident: Lost in the Woods
    The Incident: Lost in the Woods
    The Incident: Lost in the Woods
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    The Incident: Lost in the Woods

    By E. Robb Martin

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    The story of three brothers and how one brother's tragic mistake affected the other two. One was on the run from the law. The other two wanted to protect him, however, they had to take care of their families first. It was a journey from the swamplands of Louisiana to the "better life" in California.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherE. Robb Martin
    Release dateJul 17, 2014
    ISBN9781484868126
    The Incident: Lost in the Woods
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    E. Robb Martin

    E. Robb Martin grew up in and currently resides in California.

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