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    Galactic Liberty
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    Galactic Liberty

    Written by David Hartline

    Narrated by Melissa Madole

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    About this audiobook

    Supposed allies attack his homeworld on the same day that his parents are murdered. In Galactic Liberty, David Hartline introduces the vast Galactic Democracy, which is on the verge of shattering after five centuries of peace. Fleeing with his sister and her boyfriend to bring help, Alex, the young scientist, discovers that there is more to the attack, as the Democracy is on the verge of being subverted at the highest level by its corrupt president. Alex finds out more about himself, as well, as new and mysterious abilities enter his consciousness. He finds that he is the heir to the galaxy's protectors, the Valor Guardians, but he must journey far through dangerous space to find the only remaining information...Can Alex complete the journey and learn to use his powers before Galactic Liberty is destroyed?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTate Publishing Audio
    Release dateFeb 1, 2008
    ISBN9781604622126
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