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Sharon Green

"Jalav, Amazon Warrior" series

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Sharon Green's Jalav, Amazon Warrior is a thrilling science fiction series that follows the story of a fierce warrior as she navigates through a dangerous universe. Green's attention to detail in creating complex characters, intricate plots, and realistic battle scenes make this series a must-read for any sci-fi enthusiast.

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