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Return to Oz

The Falken Chronicles, Book 3

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Return to Oz

By: Piers Platt
Narrated by: James Fouhey
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Falken survived the ordeal on Olympus, only to be stunned with a shocking revelation: his good friend Weaver is still incarcerated on Oz. The only way to get Weaver out is to volunteer to go back inside the prison himself. But the clock is ticking - Falken will only have a few days to find his friend and help him escape. While he's back on Oz, he'll have to follow the rules to the letter. One step out of line, and they'll both be stuck in jail...forever.

©2017 Piers Platt (P)2017 Piers Platt Cyberpunk Fiction Science Fiction Space Opera Technothrillers Thriller & Suspense Space Thriller

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Loved this third book. Great pace, and picked up both characters and threads from both previous books and brought them together in a steady, beliveable way. Justice is finally done, innocence proven, hiccups occur so not all plain sailing which made it much more realistic. And whilst Falcon got the girl in the end it wasn't the usual fake, soppy endings that often occur in books - again this seemed a ending that could happen. Really recommend this series.

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