Half-Brother by Kenneth Oppel UNOFFICIAL Epilogue
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Ongoing, First published Jun 12, 2018
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1) This is NOT an Official Epilogue. This is simply a short epilogue I wrote for this book, to provide an after sight. Again, this is not the official epilogue of Half-Brother by Kenneth Oppel.
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