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    We Will Find This Treasure So Long HIdden
    And See What Is Buried Beneath Our Fathers
    In This Red Country
    Ebook series3 titles

    The Red Country Trilogy Series

    By JP Lantern

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    About this series

    Branch, exiled and enslaved, becomes the center of a terrible family conflict in a hostile Martian town. Her only hope for escape lies with the enigmatic, mutated Quinn--who is prone to horrible bursts of violence. Together, they attempt to rise above their broken pasts and find some hope for the future.
    *This novella is the STAND ALONE third part of the Red Country Trilogy*

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJP Lantern
    Release dateNov 23, 2013
    We Will Find This Treasure So Long HIdden
    And See What Is Buried Beneath Our Fathers
    In This Red Country

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      In This Red Country
      In This Red Country

      In This Red Country

      JP Lantern
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      In the frontier town of Trunkdown, Clay does his best to maintain the grip on sanity that his mother and father both lost. Clay’s young wife, Maggie, is pregnant, and on the frontier of Mars, that's a death sentence. Even for a surgeon like Clay, medication for a birth is inaccessible. Without medication, every pregnancy on Mars ends with an abomination ripping out of the mother’s body. Abandoning Clay’s surgeon practice, the two set out to the nearest city, hoping to find a solution. There are no cars, no planes. They must walk through the land, but the land is littered with danger. Rain storms attack the ground like artillery fire. Mutated beasts populate the nights. Natives—adult versions of the inhumans that burst from unmedicated wombs—attack travelers at will. The two decide the only way they can make the trip is with a guide named Abram. The bad news is that Maggie and Abram used to be lovers. The worse news is that Abram is a native himself. When each traveler is unable to let the past stay past, old resentments begin to boil among them, irrevocably pushing all three toward a shocking, violent conclusion.

      In the frontier town of Trunkdown, Clay does his best to maintain the grip on sanity that his mother and father both lost. Clay’s young wife, Maggie, is pregnant, and on the frontier of Mars, that's a death sentence. Even for a surgeon like Clay, medication for a birth is inaccessible. Without medication, every pregnancy on Mars ends with an abomination ripping out of the mother’s body. Abandoning Clay’s surgeon practice, the two set out to the nearest city, hoping to find a solution. There are no cars, no planes. They must walk through the land, but the land is littered with danger. Rain storms attack the ground like artillery fire. Mutated beasts populate the nights. Natives—adult versions of the inhumans that burst from unmedicated wombs—attack travelers at will. The two decide the only way they can make the trip is with a guide named Abram. The bad news is that Maggie and Abram used to be lovers. The worse news is that Abram is a native himself. When each traveler is unable to let the past stay past, old resentments begin to boil among them, irrevocably pushing all three toward a shocking, violent conclusion.

    • 2

      We Will Find This Treasure So Long HIdden
      We Will Find This Treasure So Long HIdden

      We Will Find This Treasure So Long HIdden

      JP Lantern
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      In possession of a mysterious treasure map, young half-brothers Quinn and Teddy run away from their home, leaving behind their murdered mother. Determined to craft their own destiny in the frontier of Mars, the boys are hunted by lawmen and haunted by a brutal demonic beast. Faced with so many challenges, the bond between Quinn and Teddy strains and evolves. They discover they are not the normal boys they thought they were. Somewhere, lost in the barren frontier, is a wealth of answers about their strange heritage. Even in searching for the path to their future, the boys cannot leave any part of their buried past as hidden as they want.

      In possession of a mysterious treasure map, young half-brothers Quinn and Teddy run away from their home, leaving behind their murdered mother. Determined to craft their own destiny in the frontier of Mars, the boys are hunted by lawmen and haunted by a brutal demonic beast. Faced with so many challenges, the bond between Quinn and Teddy strains and evolves. They discover they are not the normal boys they thought they were. Somewhere, lost in the barren frontier, is a wealth of answers about their strange heritage. Even in searching for the path to their future, the boys cannot leave any part of their buried past as hidden as they want.

    • 3

      And See What Is Buried Beneath Our Fathers
      And See What Is Buried Beneath Our Fathers

      And See What Is Buried Beneath Our Fathers

      JP Lantern
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      Branch, exiled and enslaved, becomes the center of a terrible family conflict in a hostile Martian town. Her only hope for escape lies with the enigmatic, mutated Quinn--who is prone to horrible bursts of violence. Together, they attempt to rise above their broken pasts and find some hope for the future. *This novella is the STAND ALONE third part of the Red Country Trilogy*

      Branch, exiled and enslaved, becomes the center of a terrible family conflict in a hostile Martian town. Her only hope for escape lies with the enigmatic, mutated Quinn--who is prone to horrible bursts of violence. Together, they attempt to rise above their broken pasts and find some hope for the future. *This novella is the STAND ALONE third part of the Red Country Trilogy*

    Author

    JP Lantern

    J.P. Lantern lives in the Midwestern US, though his heart and probably some essential parts of his liver and pancreas and whatnot live metaphorically in Texas. He writes speculative science fiction short stories, novellas, and novels which he has deemed "rugged," though he would also be fine with "roughhewn" because that is a terrific and wonderfully apt word.Full of adventure and discovery, these stories examine complex people in situations fraught with conflict as they search for truth in increasingly violent and complicated worlds.

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