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    Endworld: Citadel Run: Endworld Series, Book 6
    Endworld: Citadel Run: Endworld Series, Book 6
    Endworld: Citadel Run: Endworld Series, Book 6
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    Endworld: Citadel Run: Endworld Series, Book 6

    Written by David Robbins

    Narrated by Damon Abdallah

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    THE TIME: 100 years after the mushroom clouds. THE PLACE: What was left of America. THE FAMILY: The last, best hope for the future of mankind. THE TRIADS: The fighting arm of The Family, men and women sworn to kill and die for survival. THE CITADEL RUN: It was a mission of mercy that turned into a run with death as Blade and the Alpha Triad tried to rescue the pathetic remnants of humanity from the festering stinkhole that had once been the Twin Cities. Captured, tortured and marked for "Reabsorption," the Triad had about as much chance to survive as a snowflake in a thermonuclear blast...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks in Motion
    Release dateMay 13, 2015
    ISBN9781614537090
    Endworld: Citadel Run: Endworld Series, Book 6
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    David Robbins

    David Robbins studied many areas of psychology and spirituality, evolving into the wisdom offered in Song of the Self Tarot Deck, books, and many screenplays. These divinely inspired works are designed to help the reader and viewer understand and grow into who we really are- divine human beings with the power to heal the Self and shine our divine qualities.

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      Great apocalypse series, with a neat twist of some mutants and warring factoons