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New Covers For Old: The Next Generation, Part XXV

February 1, 2018
Nathan
New Covers For Old

With twenty-five, you get eggroll! Or something.

  • Solitude: Portraits of the Lonely (original here)
  • No Honor in Death (original here)
  • Brulant la Poesie: Scorching Poetry (original here)
  • The Tales of Valisa: The Tamiran Elves Legacy #1 The Rebellious Princess (original here)
  • Born Dead (original here)
  • Mail Order Bride: Westward Winds (original here)
  • Passionate Retribution (original here)
  • The Rejected Mail Order Bride (original here)
  • The Photographer’s Apprentice (original here)
  • Hunting Mariah (original here)
  • Elysium (original here)
  • His Doctor In Training (original here)
  • Confide (original here)
  • The Colony on Callisto (original here)
  • The Last Omen: Possessed (original here)
  • Apocalypse in the Balance (original here)
  • Children of Prophecy (original here)
  • The Tyrant (original here)
  • CIA PROJECT: AMAZON: Book One: Bellona (THE ARUYAMAN SCROLLS 1), with a thankfully shortened title (original here)
  • Eve Tesla: Final Extinction (Under a Trillion Suns Book 1), with a revised title (original here)

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