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    Returned

    By R. Lennard

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    How do you live after being eaten by a monster?
    After he died, Collis found himself in a nightmarish realm full of creatures who want to eat him.
    Banding up with the others from his home, Collis must find a way to survive. But it comes at a cost.

    Will he be ready to pay the price?

    Find out in Returned.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherR. Lennard
    Release dateJan 7, 2021
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    R. Lennard

    Rebecca Lennard is the author of the young adult fantasy book series Lissae.Rebecca enjoys learning about ancient civilisations, cosplaying and endless cups of tea. She is an avid fantasy and sci-fi reader, and in her spare time, she works as a librarian.Residing on the beautiful Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia, Rebecca enjoys the natural beauty of both the beach and the bush, finding hidden writing spots as a makeshift office.Having completed a Bachelor's in Librarianship and Corporate Information Studies, Rebecca found that she was longing to go back to writing fiction, and finally completed her first novel at the end of her degree.In 2018, Rebecca's first short story will be published in the 3rd Australian Pen anthology, The Evil Inside Us.

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