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    Echo: Forgotten Worlds, #2
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    Echo: Forgotten Worlds, #2

    By Prudence MacLeod

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    Echoes from the past ripple through to the present as the last humans search for a new home.  A close fly over shows a planet that was colonized once before but had since been abandoned.  Who was here and why did they leave?  More importantly, what might they have left behind?  Despite her misgivings, the Reacher's captain agrees to investigate further.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShadoe Publishing
    Release dateNov 4, 2018
    ISBN9781386311393
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    Echo: Forgotten Worlds, #2
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    Prudence MacLeod

    On a far off windswept island Jennifer Crandall sits with her dogs and cats creating fantastic stories for all to enjoy.  She publishes as JL Crandall, Prudence MacLeod, and Jenni Leigh.

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