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    Peoples' Republic
    Peoples' Republic
    Peoples' Republic
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    Peoples' Republic

    By Treva Turpin

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    Billy and Stephen escape the hated encampment they were imprisoned in, but they don't travel home together. Stephben heads west trying to get a group of kids Billy and he rescued across the Mississippi River to the new country, while Billy goes south to warn the people in the compound that the soldiers are coming for them. Both boys' lives are on the line.
    Murder and chaos run wild as they fight for their freedom. Stephen becomes a spy living his life in fear of being caught and executed. Billy tries his best to make a good life in the Peoples' Republic, he marries Janelle and they have two children, but his happiness is marred by his worry for his friend.
    Two countries are determined to rule as one. A war to end it all explodes. Will either boy survive? Read Peoples' Republic and travel along on their harrowing journey to find out.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTreva Turpin
    Release dateAug 31, 2014
    ISBN9781311986603
    Peoples' Republic
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    Treva Turpin

    I was born and raised in Bloomington, IN. I moved to Vernon, FL. in 2000 with my husband, two daughters, one son-in-law, and two grandsons. Over the years we have added another son-in-law, three granddaughters, two of which are twins, one granddaughter-in-law, and one great granddaughter.Unfortunately I lost my husband of almost 43 years on May 4, 2016. I have always wanted to be a writer and he was my biggest supporter. My last book Project: Wormwood was his favorite. I hope you like it as much as he did.

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