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    Inquisition: Dark Days, #2
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    Inquisition: Dark Days, #2

    By Marcy G. Dyer

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    As the rabies plaque rages outside of the compound walls, Randi Martinez strives to ignore the torments of her past and protect her family.

    They live in the Texas Hill Country compound she built for scientist Reginald Barker alongside several families. As the group learns to work together to protect the compound from the ravages of the bloodbath outside of their fences, Randi enlists the help of Ethan Burke and Mark Barker to plan in case of an invasion by Reginald's former captor, Vixen.

    Vixen's vengeful attitude threatens to rip away everything Randi holds dear. Can she stop the evil woman?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDesert Breeze Publishing, Inc
    Release dateFeb 28, 2018
    ISBN9781682941416
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