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    Valley of the Blind: A Thunder City Short Story: Thunder City
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    Valley of the Blind: A Thunder City Short Story: Thunder City

    By Debra Jess

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    Below the surface, wishes become nightmares.

    Seeker’s extraordinary vision allows him to see the world layer by layer. When he peels back the layers of his own family however, he discovers secrets he wished he’d never learned. Soon after, he’s kidnapped by terrorists hell-bent on starting a war with Thunder City. They plan to use Seeker as the catalyst, the fall guy for a political assassination.  Can Seeker use his vision to save Thunder City and himself before it’s too late?

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDebra Jess
    Release dateNov 10, 2015
    ISBN9780996665629
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