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  • Justiz is Mine

    by Es Norman ...
    In the shadow of Europe, battered by war, a clandestine group embarks on a mission to seek justice for unpunished war crimes. Haunted by their pasts, they weave through the moral maze to set up a code and select who is put on the list. This is a tale of avengers and the silent cries of history they honor. It is an odyssey of recompense where administering justice dons a mask of war. This while ... Read more

    $14.99 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

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    Justiz is Mine

    by Es Norman ...

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    14 hours 21 min

    In the shadow of Europe, battered by war, a clandestine group embarks on a mission to seek justice for unpunished war crimes. Haunted by their pasts, they weave through the moral maze to set up a code and select who is put on the list. This is a tale of avengers and the silent cries of history they honor. It is an odyssey of recompense where administering justice dons a mask of war. This while ... Read more

    $13.99 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

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