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    The Hive: Season 4
    The Hive: Season 4
    The Hive: Season 4
    Audiobook2 hours

    The Hive: Season 4

    Written by James Noll

    Narrated by James Noll

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    THE EPIC SERIES REACHES ITS THRILLING CONCLUSION!

    In The Hive: Season 4, the world reels from the devastating aftermath of the alien invasion. With billions lost and humanity teetering on the brink of extinction, hope seems like a distant memory. But amidst the chaos, a glimmer of defiance emerges.

    Amanda, fueled by determination and grief, joins forces with a new batch of survivors. Along with the melonhead children, Berenice and Bertholdt, the enigmatic Girl, the brilliant Dr. Huntington, and her stalwart friend, Timmy Carter, they seek to finally put an end to the Hive's reign of terror.

    It's a fight to the bitter end, even if it means sacrificing everything they hold dear.

    In the electrifying series finale of The Hive, readers will be swept up in a tale of courage, redemption, and the unbreakable spirit of humanity in the face of overwhelming odds. Get ready for an epic conclusion that will leave you on the edge of your seat until the very last page.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPULP
    Release dateMar 17, 2019
    ISBN9781987127591
    The Hive: Season 4
    Author

    James Noll

    James Noll has worked as a sandwich maker, a yogurt dispenser, a day care provider, a video store clerk, a day care provider (again), a summer camp counselor, a waiter, a prep. cook, a sandwich maker (again), a line cook, a security guard, a line cook (again), a waiter (again), a bartender, a librarian, and a teacher. Somewhere in there he played drums in punk rock bands, recorded several albums, and wrote dozens of short stories and a handful of novels.

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