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Princess Rualoh

Shadow of the Dominion, Book 6

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Princess Rualoh

By: Blaze Ward
Narrated by: J.S. Arquin
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Valentinian and his friends never imagined being trapped underground with their worst enemies - the Widow and her crew.

Above-ground, an entire tribe of sex-crazed cannibal mutants rampages, coming for their souls.

Enemies must make deals with each other, planning for the inevitable double and triple-crosses, as well as ferreting out the secrets of the long-forgotten vessel known as Princess Rualoh.

Princess Rualoh - the sixth novel in the Shadow of the Dominion series - forges new deals and trickery between enemies as well as friends. And, oh yeah, maybe they’ll talk with each other as well.

Be sure to listen to all the books in the series, starting with Longshot Hypothesis.

©2019 Blaze Ward (P)2020 Knotted Road Press Fiction Hard Science Fiction Military Science Fiction Royalty

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