The Secrets of Epo-5 - Knollston, Elizabeth
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A desperate race to unravel the secrets of Epo-5. Mahia Orion is playing a dangerous game of cat and mouse. Up against the Commandant of the InterGalactic Justice System, Mahia will have to confront her family's dark past and the role they have played in the rise of the Sun Worshipers. But she isn't the only Orion looking for answers. With enemies at every turn, Mahia will have to navigate a treacherous web of secrets, lies, and truths long buried. And discover if her family's legacy turns out to be a nightmare or the hope for a better future. Will she be able to traverse the dangerous terrain…mehr

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A desperate race to unravel the secrets of Epo-5. Mahia Orion is playing a dangerous game of cat and mouse. Up against the Commandant of the InterGalactic Justice System, Mahia will have to confront her family's dark past and the role they have played in the rise of the Sun Worshipers. But she isn't the only Orion looking for answers. With enemies at every turn, Mahia will have to navigate a treacherous web of secrets, lies, and truths long buried. And discover if her family's legacy turns out to be a nightmare or the hope for a better future. Will she be able to traverse the dangerous terrain of Epo-5 and stay one step ahead of her enemies? Or will she realize the truth may be far more dangerous than she ever imagined? The Orion family legacy will push Mahia to her breaking point in the fourth installment of the Three Fold-Suns series. Don't miss out on this intergalactic adventure of a lifetime!
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Elizabeth Knollston collects dragons. No, they're not real. But if you know of a mad scientist or genetic engineer who's working on the real deal, be sure to let her know. She would dearly love to collect star ships too, but those won't fit in her garage. Her (overactive) imagination is credit to her parents, who outrageously encouraged her poor spending habits of buying too many books. And just a side note-if you ever plan on moving, book collecting isn't helpful. In another life, Elizabeth dreamed of becoming an archaeologist, but a fascinating and rewarding job derailed those plans as a therapeutic horseback riding instructor. When Elizabeth isn't wondering about being on a manned mission to Mars, she enjoys bugging her dog, battling the weeds in her garden, and being a productive member of society.