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    The Riflewomen's Regiment: Gunpowder Rouge

    By Samuel Z Jones

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    The Lord Protector is far away; Lady Tethys must defend the fortress of the Riflewomen's Regiment. Barely returned from their mission to ruinous Silveneir, the bold Riflewomen's Regiment head home, only to face a siege! Suborned by Dacoits, the Regimental garrison of Fort Jiar have turned against them, and now lay siege to New Adathen. With Lady Tethys to lead them, the all-singing, all-fighting girls of the Riflewomen's Regiment take centrestage in a bawdy, blood-soaked epic.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSamuel Z Jones
    Release dateFeb 3, 2017
    ISBN9781370000555
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