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    Outbreak: Sentry of the South, Book 3
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    Outbreak: Sentry of the South, Book 3

    Written by Annabel Chase

    Narrated by Saskia Maarleveld

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    About this audiobook

    "

    This year will either make me or break me …

    My professors worry that I'm sliding down a slippery slope, but I know I'm still on the path of redemption. I've worked too hard for too long, and I have no intention of letting down my family. When Bryn disappears during a routine field trip, though, I must put my need to succeed on hold. After all, what good is being the best if I can't use my powers to help those closest to me? The more facts I uncover, the more I realize that her disappearance is part of a much larger scheme — one that threatens our very existence.

    Can I stop a diabolical plan in motion or will I suffer the same fate as those I'm striving to save?

    "
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPodium Audio
    Release dateMay 28, 2019
    ISBN9781772309355
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    Outbreak: Sentry of the South, Book 3
    Author

    Annabel Chase

    Annabel Chase is an author of urban fantasy and paranormal cozy mysteries. She would love to live in a magical town where she could shop at Ready-to-Were for the the perfect outfit, flirt with hot angels and vampires, and cook gourmet meals without exerting any effort. For more information, visit AnnabelChase.com.

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