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PaladinCorps1 02

An episode of the Paladin Corps: Book 1 podcast, hosted by K. Gainor on Podiobooks.com, titled "PaladinCorps1 02" was published on May 29, 2012 and runs 28 minutes.

May 29, 2012 ·28m · Paladin Corps: Book 1

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Kevin and Derek race to the armed robbery call, and find more than they ever expected...

NSA agent Christopher Duncan witnesses a truly unbelievable sight...

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Theme Music By Anne Garner: www.annegarner.com

Story Edited by Gabrielle Birchak: www.gabriellebirchak.com

Artwork by Scott E. Pond: www.scottepond.com

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