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    The Fire: Tales from the Southlands
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    The Fire: Tales from the Southlands
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    The Fire: Tales from the Southlands

    By PF Legge

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    About this ebook

    A carefully crafted selection of short stories based in the same world as the realistic and gritty fantasy novels 'Almost a Myth' and "Slaughter by Strange Means'. A soldier running from a burning city, a woman dreaming of a peaceful life past, a warrior on a deadly mission, a lawman investigating a murder with no killer: all these unique tales are set in a familiar yet distant world in turmoil.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPF Legge
    Release dateJan 13, 2019
    ISBN9781999510732
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    The Fire: Tales from the Southlands
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    PF Legge

    PF Legge is an over educated teacher, coach and writer. He lives and works in London, Ontario Canada, Almost a Myth is his first novel.

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