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Apocalypse Parenting #3

Hide and Seek

Name: Hide and Seek
Rating: 4.54 (461 reviews)
Author: Erin Ampersand

Erin Ampersand May 28, 2024

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Meghan has learned that protecting her kids also means making sure they’re ready to stand on their own when needed. That’s always been part of her parenting philosophy, but applying it to letting a six-year-old get up close and personal with vicious monsters? Questionable! Certainly not easy.

Meghan doesn’t have a choice. She’s got to be an expert apocalypse parent while also stabilizing her area, finding a way to handle with the mysterious new Titans, and dealing with the other nasty twists her alien tormentors have planned.

>It’s more than she bargained for, but she’s not giving up!

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