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    A Quiet Rebellion: Restitution: Numoeath series, #2

    By M. H. Thaung

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    Jonathan burns for revenge after fleeing the city with only a stolen uniform and shoes—and a murder charge hanging over him. Unscrupulous scientist Silvers imprisoned him to experiment on, because Jonathan's cursed with a secret, dangerous power. Jonathan will have to survive, reach Silvers and kill him to prevent him from doing further damage. 

    Rural herbalist Annetta is mortified after accidentally triggering Jonathan's power the last time he visited her town. Convinced he's a threat, she throws her efforts into developing a remedy to prevent him from killing again.

    An escaped murderer is just another headache for Eleanor. It's not easy being queen. She needs to negotiate the moral maze that curses raise and avoid being assassinated like her father.

    With such disparate goals, will the right people come out on top? 

    This is the second book in the Numoeath series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM. H. Thaung
    Release dateOct 18, 2018
    ISBN9781912819058
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    A Quiet Rebellion: Restitution: Numoeath series, #2
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    M. H. Thaung

    M. H. Thaung grew up in Scotland and has drifted southwards throughout her career in pathology, ending up in a biomedical research institute (as a staff member, not a specimen) in London, England. After dozens of academic publications, she was tempted to venture further into "What if?" territory where her quirky characters explore impossible worlds.

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