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Unpredictable Tremors - The Earthquake That Shook New York City - cover

Unpredictable Tremors - The Earthquake That Shook New York City

Warren Fjord

Publisher: Warren Fjord

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"Unpredictable Tremors: Brace Yourself for the Earthquake That Rocked New York City. Hold on tight as we delve into the heart-stopping chaos, the unexpected upheaval, and the astonishing aftermath of a seismic event that rattled the very foundations of the Big Apple. Prepare for a gripping journey through the tremors of fate."
Available since: 04/09/2024.
Print length: 103 pages.

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