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The book synopsis has been updated on my page to give you a better idea of the book.  Special thanks to Amanda Orneck, Dave Barrett and Paul Inman for their great recommendations on it.

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James Briar, expert in mythology of miracles at McGill University, receives an urgent phone call: The Hearth of Brother André has been stolen. Briar then finds himself thrust into a world full of secrets, and a mystery that spans the ages.

Brother André was part of an underground secret organization within the Vatican named The Hand of God. This centuries old organization has dedicated itself to protect a powerful machine with a mysterious purpose.

The Freemasons, banished from the Vatican and hungry for power, are seeking this concealed and obscure machine. Quietly they have begun to make their moves.

James Briar must search for the truth buried deep within the work of Brother André with the hope that it can save our world from ultimate destruction.

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    Hey Michael, If you read a chapter you’ll notice a bar of sorts at the bottom of the page, it gives you options such as reading another chapter and also writing a review. Hope this helps.
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      Quick exciting update to share!

      Today I had the honor of being a guest on the Inkshares blog. I was asked some questions about the relentless community building work I’ve been helping with, and given an opportunity to reflect on the future of the Inkshares vision of a democratic publishing model:

      http://blog.inkshares.com/post/139935867965/qa-with-john-robin-a-pillar-of-the-inkshares

      Enjoy -- and please share this. The more readers who know about Inkshares, the better.

      p.s. remember a few months ago I rallied to help get Jack Bender’s, The Elephant in the Room to its funding goal? Well, I received my three copied yesterday -- and read it in one sitting. What a great book! Stephen King calls it a picture book for adults, and it comes with high praise from J.J. Abrams and David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. Well, I read it in one sitting. What a book! In some parts I laughed hard, but most places touched my heart. Jack has a dark sort of wisdom that’s contagious and it was nice to spend a good hour with him in those pages. Highly recommended! Here’s a link: http://www.amazon.com/The-Elephant-Room-Jack-Bender/dp/1941758797

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        C. Brennecke liked an update for Abomination

        Hello Abomination people! It’s been a while since you’ve heard from me since things have been relatively quiet on the Whitta-Inkshares front, but all that is about to change.

        Inkshares has a spiffy new feature called Syndicates. Here’s how it works. Once you join my syndicate (because mine will obviously be the best), Inkshares will charge you a monthly fee of $10 or $20, depending on the level you choose. Each month my syndicate will be supporting/promoting a new Inkshares title; $10 members get the ebook, while $20 members get the ebook and a physical copy (regardless of the actual price of the book). So basically it’s kind of a subscription/book club, but each syndicate is specifically curated. My syndicate, called Nomad, will be focusing on sci-fi and fantasy literature.

        Sounds pretty cool, right? WELL THAT’S BECAUSE IT IS.

        See here for a more detailed explanation of how syndicates work: https://www.inkshares.com/faq#28

        And here’s where you can go to see my syndicate and sign up!
        https://www.inkshares.com/syndicates/lizard-breath-books

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          C. Brennecke liked the forum thread, Welcome Nerdist Authors!!!
          This contest has exposed me to a valuable network of fellow writers. I had no idea this was here until my sister told me to enter the contest. I enjoy the prospect of staying connected somehow after the this is all over, no matter what happens. I’ve picked up quite a few books, and we can help lift each other at least up to quill. I’d like to keep track of each other and maintain friendship way beyond this contest. I’m also trying to buy a few more books whenever I can. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with me. You can email me at madmrbutler at gmail.com

          Thanks and I wish everyone here the best. 

          -Michael
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