Last of the Brave: Divided We Fall (Authors Commentary)
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CooperHChurch
Ongoing, First published May 07
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It's the same book, but with commentary about the background and certain scenes. Think of it like a director's commentary, but for a book. It also will clear up some of the confusion surrounding the book, which does later get brought up. This also will serve as a way to explain "Sins of the Father" which is a parallel story I am working on.
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