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Fearlas Mor
- Narrated by: Kent Cadwallader
- Length: 10 hrs and 21 mins
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Publisher's Summary
A team of international elite soldiers are sent on a training exercise to a Scottish mountain to highlight the capabilities of new technology.
Reaching there, they find not only has the team sent before them disappeared, but they have to contend with a group of civilians who are in the wrong place at the wrong time.
As time wears on, they realise they too are also in the same predicament, as they find themselves facing something from the deepest depths of their nightmares.
Fearlas Mor.
The snow covers all, even the blood.
©2021 Andie Fessey (P)2021 Andie Fessey
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