Betrayal Of Trust
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Hana and Tomo rejoin Jou and the rebel forces back in Argon Falls, and Hana learns that the leader of the rebellion is actually her father. Their reunion is cut short as the battle between the rebels and Ardath and Urn’Ado heightens. Will the kingdom of Argon Falls be released from the lies of Urn’Ado, or will the people complete their transformation into animals?
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SKU (ISBN): 9780310713067
ISBN10: 0310713064
Jim Krueger | Illustrator: Ariel Padilla | Editor: Bud Rogers
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2009
Z Graphic Novels – Tomo # 7
Publisher: Zondervan
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