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Blade of Darkness

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Traveling to a mysterious island in the middle of the ocean, a trip to the jungle full of life, meeting the local tribe of Sololeadas, investigating the disappearance and death of people on the island, hunting an enigmatic dinosaur-like animal, experiencing romantic adventures and (last, but not least) discussing Nature and its interrelations with mankind – all this awaits you in the first novel of The Monster trilogy by Alexander Iscenco.

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PublisherSerendii Publishing

Release dateJul 21, 2014

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