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War Cry Brian McClellan 9781250170163

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The war has been going on since long before I was born. Teado is a Changer, a shape-shifting military asset trained to win wars. His platoon has been stationed in the Bavares high plains for years, stranded. As they ration supplies and scan the airwaves for news, any news, their numbers dwindle. He's not sure how much time they have left. Desperate and starving, armed with aging, faulting equipment, the team jumps at the chance for a risky resupply mission, even if it means not all of them might come. What they discover could change the course of the war.

Will you join or will you die? The third option includes monsters.

About the Author
BRIAN McCLELLAN is an American epic fantasy author from Cleveland, Ohio. He is known for his acclaimed Powder Mage Universe and essays on the life and business of being a writer. Brian now lives on the side of a mountain in Utah with his wife, Michele, where he writes books and nurses a crippling video game addiction.


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ISBN 9781250170163
Author Brian McClellan
Format Paperback
Page Count 112
Imprint St Martin's Press
Publisher St Martin's Press
Weight(grams) 82g
Dimensions(mm) 203mm * 126mm * 7mm

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