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    Prison Mountain

    By Scott Hilkene

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    It was a time darkness covered the Earth. Fear, loss, and pain we a part of everyone's lives, regardless of who or where they were. People fought to survive against an invading force that seemed to have no weakness. One individual, a bitter young man who lost everything including his soul over the those horrid years, continues to help others stay alive. Until that fateful night when he turned the tides of the war, everything changed. Now, he must endure the truest nature of his regret and free himself from the lie he created... and stay alive.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherScott Hilkene
    Release dateMar 20, 2013
    ISBN9781301862832
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    Prison Mountain
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    Scott Hilkene

    Scott Hilkene lives in Maryland with his fiance. He has two children, a son in the Army and a daughter in high school. Both have, whether they know it or not, made him very proud. He works full time as a manager in the transportation industry, enjoys photography and movies, and spends whatever time he can writing.

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