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    Birth of an Empire: The Fall
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    Birth of an Empire: The Fall

    By Catrina Taylor

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    As one empire rises, another must fall.

    Death was not the end they had hoped. Yatrell, Kala, and Brax must return to a place of torment to free the planet they love.

    Will the price for peace be too high?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMidnightRose
    Release dateJun 22, 2013
    ISBN9781301047529
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    Birth of an Empire: The Fall
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    Catrina Taylor

    A unique author with a passion for her family, Catrina Taylor is in love with the written word. As an avid reader she finds her mind enjoys the worlds created uniquely in Fantasy, Science Fiction and various crossover genre. As an author, she most often plays in a universe of her own creation.Introducing us to the imaginary world of Xarrok, she has hooked readers, waiting to see where her imagination takes us next.When she is not playing in the universe of her mind, she is playing with her children who she encourages to follow her passion for words, and excel in every area they show interest. In fact, this talented word smith finds that life through their eyes is a constant lesson in self discovery, happiness and curiosity.Inspired by her everyday world of family, infused with an unquenched curiosity, and gifted with the ability to take us to places we could never have imagined, Catrina Taylor is an authour who promises to keep you fully immersed in a world of wonder and intrigue, waiting for more.Engage other readers here: http://www.facebook.com/groups/Xarrok/

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