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Tenebrea's Hope by Daniel Graham

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Andrea Flores has become one of the most valued agents of the Tenebrea, the elite fighting force of the star-spanning Alliance. Following the destruction of the Clone Welfare Institute run by the Cor Ordinate, Andrea is sent on a vital mission alongside her comrades, H'Roo Parh, a Jod; Tara Gullwing, a clone -- and Tara's lover, Eric, the clone of Andrea's dead husband.
But Andrea has not forgotten her true reason for joining the Tenebrea: to take revenge on those responsible for the death of her husband and children -- Cor terrorists who mistook her husband for Eric. Now alongside a constant reminder of what she has lost, Andrea faces her greatest challenge yet...

About the Author
Roxann Dawson is an author, director, and actress, best known for her role in Star Trek: Voyager as B'Elanna Torres. She co-wrote a science fiction trilogy with Daniel Graham, including Entering Tenebrea, Tenebrea's Hope, and Tenebrea Rising.


Book Information
ISBN 9781476730721
Author Daniel Graham
Format Paperback
Page Count 400
Imprint Gallery
Publisher Simon & Schuster
Series Tenebrea Trilogy
Weight(grams) 358g
Dimensions(mm) 203mm * 127mm * 28mm

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Series:
Tenebrea Trilogy
Imprint:
Gallery


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