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    The Edge of the Empire
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    The Edge of the Empire

    By Kathy Lee

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    In this third book in the Tales of Rome series, Bryn returns to Britain but it is not as he left it. He finds himself in one of the most dangerous countries in Europe. A new threat is looming as a second rebellion against Roman rule is planned. Bryn must decide whether to join his brother in the rebellion and his new-found Christian faith is tested to the limit in this thrilling adventure.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSPCK
    Release dateOct 20, 2016
    ISBN9780281076383
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    The Edge of the Empire
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    Kathy Lee

    As a former director and teacher, Kathy Lee now facilitates training of early childhood teachers, directors, administrators, and parents worldwide.

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