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The Atomic Sea, Volume Two
- The Atomic Sea, Book 2
- Narrated by: Ray Greenley
- Length: 6 hrs and 30 mins
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The Atomic Sea, Volume Two
Narrated by:
Ray Greenley
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Publisher's Summary
This is the second volume of The Atomic Sea series.
What is the secret of the Atomic Sea? Discover the truth today! Epic adventure in a strange world, written by Jack Conner and narrated by Ray Greenley.
After the events of Part One, Avery, Layanna and the others are on the run, pursued by Admiral Sheridan and all the forces of Ghenisa. Can they reach the mysterious beacon they're trying to find before their enemies overtake them -- and if they do, what will they find there?
Find out in The Atomic Sea: Part Two.
©2015 Jack Conner (P)2015 Jack Conner
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