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    Reap the Corruptible

    By Jonathan Reaper

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    In the Journals, with the Global War on Terrorism and Iraqi Freedom, the OSS has a purpose not aligned with the allies. Jonathan’s counter missions are revealed as stealing artifacts, hiding the enemy, and erasing weapons of mass destruction.

    In the present, Jane is tasked with growing her Reaper force while protecting the family. It is exposed to Tina the Grimm Reaper mission. Jacob’s curiosity almost gets him killed.

    What would you do if it was revealed that your friend was really using you for evil? With the Order controlling the past, the counter missions just got bigger in the present. Join the adventure with all the old and new characters in Volume 5, help fight the future.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 23, 2018
    ISBN9781387671069
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