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    The Tilian Effect (The Pandemic Sequence Book 2)

    By Tom Calen

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    Solace. Shelter. Safety.

    For the survivors of the Tilian Virus, they thought their escape would lead them to a new beginning. But the effects of the virus reach far beyond simply infection. A trusted member of the survivors hides a horrible past.

    While in the wastelands of America, a new threat grows. The bonds of friendship strain and shatter. And the Tils become more deadly than ever.

    The virus was just the beginning. Now the world must face the Tilian Effect.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPermuted Press
    Release dateDec 16, 2013
    ISBN9781618680938
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