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    The Calling: A Post Apocalyptic Thriller: The Calling Chronicles, #1

    By E. M. Aguilar

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    Earth is broken and a group of people are brought together to save the world.

    Lazarus saw his life change before him on a normal workday. A hundred-foot wave destroys everything around him. A group of survivors rises up from this rubble, trying to survive the next day. People morph and change into fantastical creatures and magic has become commonplace. Caught between miles of hostile territory filled with deadly monsters called Grogs,

    Lazarus and his group of friends needs to find the ancient temples to stop the next phase of the changing of the earth. Don't miss The Calling, the first in The Calling Chronicles series by E.M. Aguilar. If you like Stephen King's, The Stand, and Justin Cronin's, The Passage and Robert McCammon's, Swan Song, then this story will have you thrilled, horrified and excited.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherE. M. Aguilar
    Release dateJan 5, 2017
    ISBN9781386883968
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