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“I think every creature near enough to hear that just pooped" Oberon said, "And then it went into hiding. Hunting tip number one:Stay Silent.”

Quote by Kevin Hearne

Book:Trapped
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Trapped

In this suspenseful narrative, a group of individuals find themselves in a life-threatening predicament, facing the challenges of survival against all odds. more

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Kevin Hearne
Kevin Hearne

Kevin Hearne, born on December 9, 1970, is an American novelist known for his fantasy and adventure novels. His works are highly appreciated by readers for their blend of mythology, history, and humor. more

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