Hitchhiking Through Fire

Hitchhiking Through Fire
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Publisher : AURELIA LEO
Total Pages : 365
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ISBN-10 : 9781946024626
ISBN-13 : 1946024627
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Book Synopsis Hitchhiking Through Fire by : Brent McKnight

Download or read book Hitchhiking Through Fire written by Brent McKnight and published by AURELIA LEO. This book was released on 2019-11-11 with total page 365 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: “A merciless wind whips grains of sand with a sound like a woman screaming.” Amid the ruins of the old world, desperate remnants of humanity cling to existence, ruled by tyrants and beset by flesh-eating monsters. Bracken roams the barren wasteland, a hard, broken man. Pursued by a vicious warlord, he transports an orphaned boy named Huxley across the desert. On their journey through ravaged cities and desolate terrain, the unlikely companions come face-to-face with devastation and hopelessness, searching for purpose and redemption on the road.


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