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    The Song of Earth
    The Song of Earth
    The Song of Earth
    Audiobook10 hours

    The Song of Earth

    Written by Daniel Arenson

    Narrated by Jeffrey Kafer

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    About this audiobook

    Earth burns.

    After generations in exile, we returned to our long-lost planet. Scarred. Haunted. Survivors. We-the last humans-are finally home.

    But our enemies still crave our blood.

    Seven alien species unite. Seven fleets bombard our planet. Seven armies invade our beautiful world.
    They have one goal: To kill us all.

    We refuse to lose Earth again. We will resist. We will fight for every hill, every valley, every stone and blade of grass. We will defend our planet. At any cost.

    Together, we will raise our voices. We will sing the song of Earth. We will tell the enemy: Earth is ours!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateDec 18, 2018
    ISBN9781977332264
    The Song of Earth

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