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Monster Republic #2

The Judas Code

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The explosion at the Prime Minister's visit to Long Harbour means the cover of the Monster Republic is blown, and they are forced deep into hiding. Lazarus Fry turns his tactics to infiltration, and is confident of their swift crushing. Plus his new pets, the Blood Hawks, are hungry to get their talons into some fresh kill...But Fry hasn't counted on this band of rebel kids' awesome will for survival. When your back is against the wall, the only option is to come out fighting...

304 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2011

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Ben Horton

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Ben Horton was born in Buckinghamshire, grew up in Norfolk, went to university in Cambridge and now lives in London. When not writing, Ben runs a theatre company, enjoys cooking and watching films like Batman and X-Men.

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May 20, 2013
Oh my goodness.
These books may not be long, but they are sure as anything unputdownable! You will be thirsting for more after this epically well-written sequel to Monster Republic. These books need to be more well known - and Ben Horton's wish of Monster Republic hitting the big screen needs to come true!
I reccomend this series to any fan of sci-fi, dystopia, or even some good YA action. Never judge a book by it's cover - if you do, you will seriously regret it.
Need Book 3! Please please publish it soon!
Love from,
Diehard Monster Republic Fan since January 2010 ;P
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April 25, 2020
Man, that was a tense ending, I seriously need the next book now!! There was so much tension in this book, and a lot of sad moments too. Jack Austin was a nice addition, Slater's become an even more pain in the ass, though his motives are a little understandable. Fry is, well, still the ugly-evil-scientist -mastermind, that you just wanna see burn in hell. Really happy I picked this up.
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