Foothold
โ Scribed by Jyr, Aer-ki
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 60 KB
- Series
- Star Force 25
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
With the Nestafar switching sides and joining with the lizards in the war against the Alliance, Star Force decides the time is right to fully dedicate itself to the war and go to the aid of their allies...before the war makes its way to their distant territory and forces them to fight alone on home soil.
"Foothold" is the 25th episode in the Origin Series.
Wordcount: 30,400
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Tags Qty : 1
ES Index : 25
All Identifiers : amazon_uk:B00CJ123RQ, goodreads:17853428, mobi-asin:61ba595f-b79c-4cdd-ac98-852c6af4e61b
Words : 30,558
Formats : EPUB
Number of Formats : 1
WordsC : 106 (30,558)
Has Cover : Yes
Filename : EPUB:G:\cal_libs\Calibre-Combined\Aer-ki Jyr\Foothold (122975)\Foothold - Aer-ki Jyr.epub
Goodreads : 17853428
Author Len : 2
Original Source : own library
Pages : 106
Sorted Author by LN, FN: Jyr, Aer-ki
Comments Len : 405
Title Length : 008
Series Last Part : Force
Single Author : Aer-ki Jyr
Series First Part : Star
Series First Word : Star
Series Last Word : Force
Before Underscore : Foothold
Num of Aut : 1
Record ID : 122975
ES Name : Star Force
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