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    The Oregon Incident: Children of the Wild, #5
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    The Oregon Incident: Children of the Wild, #5

    By Prudence MacLeod

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    Something evil has haunted a ghost town in the mountains of Oregon for a long time, few if any who visit that town return alive.  The Hawk and Wolf lead a team into that forest to investigate, and there they find vestiges of an old evil.  Worse there in treachery from within the team.  Can they do the job? Can they even survive the savagery that comes at them?  This mission will test them beyond reason.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShadoe Publishing
    Release dateNov 11, 2017
    ISBN9781979446839
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    The Oregon Incident: Children of the Wild, #5
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    Prudence MacLeod

    On a far off windswept island Jennifer Crandall sits with her dogs and cats creating fantastic stories for all to enjoy.  She publishes as JL Crandall, Prudence MacLeod, and Jenni Leigh.

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