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    In the Air

    By Steve Edward

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    About this ebook

    One day it all goes wrong for humanity. The birds fall from the sky, the animals drop alongside the people. Hardly anyone or anything survives. For those who do the world is a scary new place. Nobody knows what caused it to happen, new dangers are faced in the most ordinary places. Some cope, others just look like they are coping.


    Page after page of high tension and drama with characters you will believe in, plot twists to shock and surprise you and events which will leave you breathless....

    'Five star ratings for this debut novel from Steve Edward'
    'This book had me hooked from page one, I couldn't put it down, I HAD to know what was coming next'
    'The imagination used to write this is amazing and yet each character and every situation is so believable'
    'A vivid, descriptive book with a real message'
    'I cannot wait for the sequel!'
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 3, 2015
    ISBN9781326031862
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