
War of the Networks
The Network Series, Book 4
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Narrated by:
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Katie Cross
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By:
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Katie Cross
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With the Central Network entrenched in war and teetering on the brink of destruction, eighteen-year-old Bianca Monroe is determined to defeat Mabel’s powerful Almorran magic by finding the Book of Light.
During an attempt to save a burning orphanage, Bianca finds herself caught in a trap. Mabel kidnaps her, taking her to the hot sands of the Western Network where things are not as they seem.
Mabel is more dangerous—and unhinged—than she’s ever been before.
War of the Networks is the fourth and final book in the thrilling fantasy collection The Network Series. It’s a gripping tale about compassion, forgiveness, and surviving against all odds.
©2016 Katie Cross (P)2024 KCW LLC
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