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In Quaking Hills

The Travels of Scout Shannon, Book 2

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In Quaking Hills

By: Kate MacLeod
Narrated by: Tia Rider
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After spending the last four days of her life hiding out from a deadly solar particle storm in an underground bunker, trapped with six treacherous women and a trio of girl assassins, Scout Shannon just wants to find the man who conned her mentor and leave her home world for good. Alas, the long-threatened war draws nearer and Scout finds herself caught in the middle, surrounded by rebels and bandits. Worse, she carries a pocketful of dangerous secrets with no one to entrust them to.

And the hills keep shaking. Something lurks deep underground. Something massive. Something world-destroying. Scout leaves in three days. If she lives that long.

This is the second book in the complete six-book THE TRAVELS OF SCOUT SHANNON series.

©2018 Katie Ann MacLeod (P)2018 Katie Ann MacLeod Science Fiction & Fantasy

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