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The Inhabitants: An Unremembered Life
A narcoleptic man’s dreams are bleeding into his reality, forcing him to face a tragic past. As he makes sense of the dream underworld, he uncovers some startling truths.
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The Amaranth Chronicles: Deviant Rising
"After a surveillance culture has taken control over the galaxy, it’s up to an eclectic group of misfits from disparate corners of the cosmos to rediscover the forbidden concepts of life, love and liberty."
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Lies and Deception
It begins with a murder in a Montreal Asylum. All clues point to a discrete religious organization that will stop at nothing to protect their secret plan to create "gifted" humans.Was Christ really betrayed?
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Joseph Asphahani
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The Animal in Man I: Violent Mind
Embark on an adventure that leads Maxan, a cunning fox, to uncover technological marvels and truths about his world that will forever change the fate of all species, be they animals, or mankind itself.
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A.C. Weston
-Are the gods not just?- -Oh no, child. What would become of us if they were?-
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Suffrage - The First World Key
The mission might change two worlds
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-Are the gods not just?- -Oh no, child. What would become of us if they were?-
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-Are the gods not just?- -Oh no, child. What would become of us if they were?-
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Tin Road
The second book in the Metal Heart trilogy. Scarlett and Rabbit escape the National Service Academy and flee to Mexico, in an attempt to cure the nanovirus. Available for purchase on Amazon.
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