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    The Revolt: Volume One of the Slade Saga
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    The Revolt: Volume One of the Slade Saga

    By Jeff Brown

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    The Revolt is the story of Kyle Slade, a high school senior seen as a thug and loner, though he is neither. He is misunderstood, but there are a few that believe in him, namely the girl of his dreams. During a homecoming pep rally, a group of aliens arrive through a portal and capture a number of them, intending to take the females to breed with their race. A few of the males go through the portal as well. Kyle makes contact with the natives of the new world and is seen as their messiah, destined to save them from the oppression of the aliens, to their world as well as his own, that took the people from Earth.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateNov 29, 2017
    ISBN9781387316892
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    The Revolt: Volume One of the Slade Saga
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    Jeff Brown

    Jeff Brown created the beloved character of Flat Stanley as a bedtime story for his sons. He has written other outrageous books about the Lambchop family, including Flat Stanley, Stanley and the Magic Lamp, Invisible Stanley, Stanley’s Christmas Adventure, Stanley in Space, and Stanley, Flat Again! You can learn more about Jeff Brown and Flat Stanley at www.flatstanleybooks.com.

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