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    Pirates of Savannah Trilogy: Book Two, Battle Rats - Young Adult Action Adventure Historical Fiction

    By Tarrin P. Lupo

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    Battle Rats is the second book in the Pirates of Savannah trilogy and is the follow up novel to Sold in Savannah. Join the group of ex-convicts as they try and establish a new life in Savannah and escape their pasts. Follow the gang through duels, battles, and heists while trying to avoid the corrupt Redcoats at every turn.
    This historical fiction trilogy is a fun adventure in a Pre-Revolutionary War setting. It follows fictional characters through an actual timeline and is packed full of real people, places, and events. This novel is appropriate for young adult and beyond.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTarrin P. Lupo
    Release dateDec 13, 2011
    ISBN9781937311193
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    Pirates of Savannah Trilogy: Book Two, Battle Rats - Young Adult Action Adventure Historical Fiction
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    Tarrin P. Lupo

    Dr. Tarrin P. Lupo, D.C. is the author of "One Nation Under Blood" and is also known for the historical fiction series "Pirates of Savannah". Dr. Lupo has successfully published over twenty novels and novellas in different fiction and nonfiction genres. He currently resides in New Hampshire and loves cats, playing trumpet and secretly writing comedy when nobody is watching. He also makes documentaries in his spare time, many which you can watch for free at http://www.TarrinLupo.com.

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