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Oblivion
- Fuse, Book 3
- Narrated by: Nicholas P. Dunker
- Length: 5 hrs and 18 mins
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Oblivion
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Publisher's Summary
Ethan still doesn't know what happened to his brother, who went missing four months ago. No idea where he went, who took him, or where to find the answers. But then, he discovers Fizz, a mutant whose acid spit can melt off a man's face, and he has a new lead.
Meanwhile, Carlo Martelli is in a rage. His cousin's murder can only be a threat to his rule in the local mafia. The immediate suspect is the traitorous Michael Bello who ratted him out to the police. As the mob war erupts, Fuse finds himself in the crosshairs, which may have been a trap for him all along.
©2018 David Neth (P)2020 David Neth
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