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The Tattler: The First 3 Issues

By: Chad Descoteaux
Narrated by: Matt Weisgerber
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The first three books in The Tattler series in one volume.

Celebrity-chasing paparazzo Barry Young was abducted by aliens when he was five. Twenty years later, he finds himself in the crosshairs of these same aliens as they try to take over the planet. The only person he has to turn to is Nikki Graves, an award-winning journalist who is also Barry's ex.

Will switching memories help Barry and Nikki learn to understand each other? Will they get back together? Will the power of the press save the planet? And what of conspiracy theorist Eddie Schultz, who has published his findings on the alien threat for decades in a news outlet known as...The Tattler?

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