Blame, Paperback by Mackinlay, Robert, Brand New, Free shipping in the US

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Illustrator: Yes Book Title: Blame : -The Worst Pain Ever Was Facing the Truth Topic: Action & Adventure / Survival Stories Book Series: Meet in Secret Ser. Format: Trade Paperback ISBN: 9781515328384 Number of Pages: 262 Pages Genre: Juvenile Fiction Item Weight: 12.3 Oz Publisher: CreateSpace height: 0.6 in width: 5.1 in Item Height: 0.6 in Item Length: 7.8 in Item Width: 5.1 in Language: English Author: Robert Mackinlay Publication Year: 2015

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Blame, Paperback by Mackinlay, Robert, Brand New, Free shipping in the US. Blame, Paperback by Mackinlay, Robert, ISBN 1515328384, ISBN-13 9781515328384, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Luc hadn't seen his father for four years. Was he alive or dead? He wondered how he would cope if someone important to him was killed?The enemy had invaded four years ago, and were still here. They'd conquered with superior weapons and tactics. But their greatest weapon was fear, using it to rule the people with harsh laws and ruthlessness. Punishments were brutal. They used collaborators, so who could you trust?In his small Belgian village Luc and his friends all had secrets, some kept even from each other. So far they had passed all the tests the war had thrown at them, but for Luc de Bel, one bad call and a tragedy would test him in ways he could not have imagined. Blame, Paperback by Mackinlay, Robert, ISBN 1515328384, ISBN-13 9781515328384, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Luc hadn't seen his father for four years. Was he alive or dead? He wondered how he would cope if someone important to him was killed?The enemy had invaded four years ago, and were still here. They'd conquered with superior weapons and tactics. But their greatest weapon was fear, using it to rule the people with harsh laws and ruthlessness. Punishments were brutal. They used collaborators, so who could you trust?In his small Belgian village Luc and his friends all had secrets, some kept even from each other. So far they had passed all the tests the war had thrown at them, but for Luc de Bel, one bad call and a tragedy would test him in ways he could not have imagined.