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    Dragons and Trains: Volume III of, The Bellegion Rift Series
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    Dragons and Trains: Volume III of, The Bellegion Rift Series

    By Michael C Madden

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    After escaping the horrors and walking dead of New Jersey, Sam runs headlong into a massive battle. Barely escaping the fight with his life, Sam and his friends stumble from one bad situation into another. Events transpire that ensure that not only are the Black Dragon and her evil hordes hunting for Sam and his companions, but soon the entire military might of the United Sates will be as well. Only with the help of the fast recovering Sorcerer, Ethan Saffron, can they hope to survive, but will he recover in time?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael C Madden
    Release dateDec 20, 2013
    ISBN9781310162466
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    Dragons and Trains: Volume III of, The Bellegion Rift Series
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    Michael C Madden

    Michael C. Madden is an author and photographer. He is the founder and host of the podcast, Australia Remembers and has published a number of fiction and non-fiction titles, including The Victoria Cross – Australia Remembers.  Michael had a simple childhood growing up with his three brothers on the family's struggling dairy farm in Gippsland, Victoria. He has authored four fiction novels and many short stories. Michael’s latest book, Dasher, The Kevin Wheatley VC Story, is out now. He is soon to release the first in a series of children’s novels called, The Stacey Casey Series, with Big Sky Publishing.

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