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The Last Underwater City

By: Zhanna Hamilton
Narrated by: Sam Scholl
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he On-The-Go Short Stories series is for busy people who prefer stories they can finish in one sitting. Be entertained while in the car, taking care of errands, or anytime you need a mental break. This series offers a variety of genres, which includes stories for young adults. Enjoy the mystery and excitement of fiction without needing to commitment to entire novels.

"The Last Underwater City": As the Earth's land becomes completely flooded, humans must find a way to live underwater. The last standing city that has managed to survive the floods and find shelter underwater is now being attacked by an intelligent - and deadly - alien species. Is the human race doomed to become a food source for these aliens? Join Brock, the captain leading his squadron into the depths of the ocean, as they find out exactly what they are up against.
©2014 Zhanna Hamilton (P)2014 Zhanna Hamilton
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