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    Middle Earth: The Calling Chronicles, #3

    By E. M. Aguilar

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    Earth is unprotected and the Vvong horde is coming.
    Lazarus and his group of Alpha Mages had been ensnared in suspended animation for almost 100 years. They were destined to find the great wizard Merlin to help them fight the Vvong, an insectile race of creatures, but they became trapped in a magical prison and the only person who can break them out of their demise is a homely Professor of American History.
    Follow Lazarus and the Alpha Mages as they embark to the land of Middle Earth were JRR Tolkien wrote about in his fantasy novels. Unbeknownst to the Alphas, Marlena and her dad Captain Grendel make a desperate attempt to save their home, The Hive, from the clutches of the Vvong Queen.
    If you like the fantasy worlds of Terry Brooks and the excitement of Margaret Weis, Dragon Lance Chronicles then you would love the book, Middle Earth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherE. M. Aguilar
    Release dateFeb 2, 2018
    ISBN9781386451037
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