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    Naero And The Quick War
    Naero And The Quick War
    Naero And The Quick War
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    Naero And The Quick War

    By Mason Elliott

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    In this prequel to Naero’s Run, back when Naero was only 13-years-old, she navigates the hectic life of a Spacer tween, often a series of long work details within the Maeris Clan Merchant Fleet and constant training. Yet mayhem ensues after she takes a holiday: pranks her mates, meets a cute boy, and bothers her parents. Naero and her brave Clans find themselves caught up in a hot, vicious war that erupts in fury all around them. The ruthless Interstellar Crime Syndicates take on the Spacer Clans in a lightning conflict that will only leave one side standing in...

    THE QUICK WAR!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHigh Mark Publishing
    Release dateJul 26, 2016
    ISBN9781370145355
    Naero And The Quick War
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    Mason Elliott

    Mason Elliott is a devoted author of several SF & Fantasy short stories and novels. A true maven, fan, and devotee of his craft, he spent many years enjoying the SF convention scene.

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