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Triorion - Reborn, Part II

Book Four

L. J. Hachmeister

Ages 12–18

452 pages · Released Oct 17, 2013

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Triorion - Reborn, Part II parent’s guide: what’s inside

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This is the fourth book in an ongoing space opera series featuring conflict, weapons, and an ancient evil presence. The protagonist faces moral temptation and serious stakes involving widespread destruction. Without access to the full text or detailed reviews, confidence is limited, but the tone suggests it's aimed at older teens rather than middle-grade readers.

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With the Alliance Fleet scattered and the Motti's Dissembler weapon laying waste to the last habitable worlds, Jetta Kyron faces one who will use this time of strife and suffering to seize power over the Starways. With death at her heels and the powers of an ancient evil at her fingertips, Jetta finds herself tumbling... With the Alliance Fleet scattered and the Motti's Dissembler weapon laying waste to the last habitable worlds, Jetta Kyron faces one who will use this time of strife and suffering to seize power over the Starways. With death at her heels and the powers of an ancient evil at her fingertips, Jetta finds herself tumbling down a path she swore she would never take. The fourth installment of the Triorion series pits Jetta against the most fearsome enemy of all.

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ISBN 9780984979868

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