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    The Vinctalin Legacy: Survival, Book 1 Harvest

    By Vanda Denton

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    What will you be doing Monday morning? Catching the 6.45 to Paddington? Taking the kids to school? Or will you wake up to a new world. One in which you find yourself threatening to slit the throat of a fellow inmate?
    Discover the galaxy that is ruled by the Vinctalin. Lies, propaganda, forced addiction, slavery, culling and torture have been the rule for countless millennia. Earth has ripened and will no longer remain untouched. Except this time the Vinctalin have made an error.
    In this complex and thrilling fifteen-part post-apocalyptic sf series enjoy an intriguing introduction to the unexpected heroes who will alter the course of galactic history.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateSep 15, 2017
    ISBN9781326484989
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