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Fantastic story and a great read! Check this one out!
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A Canadian soldier struggles with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, risking his marriage, career, and life itself in a bid for redemption.
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James Rasile recommended The Amaranth Chronicles: Deviant Rising
This one has a lot of promise and I cannot wait to have my own copy! It's well thought out, great looking, and the story is wonderful.
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"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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So I realize I’m doing this all backward, by submitting something to the "promote your works" forum AFTER it’s been funded. But hey, if you’ve been on the fence about These Are My Friends on Politics but have visions of post-Election Day stocking stuffers or some other gift-giving occasion dancing in your head, you now can get it for a more impulse buy-friendly price. 

Everyone who is reading this and backed the book already: THANK YOU. An appreciative reader update is on the way and it will be written just for you.
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    Hi everybody, just wanted to send out a few quick updates. 

    First, thanks again for all the support. The campaign is coming up on 200 pre-orders, which is great. At 225 pre-orders (or 30%), I’ll be kicking in the press release phase of this campaign, so looking forward to doing that in the next week.

    Second, I’ve uploaded the final part of Chapter 2, a quick read that looks at the consequences of Hugh’s refusal to answer the Call. I hope you enjoy and as always, I look forward to feedback. 

    All the best to everyone, 

    Alastair
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      Thanks @Jim Mosquera  . I also checked out that mini series you told me about and it looked interested. Reminded me of Twin Peaks without the craziness!  @Morgan.g.g I read the Reddit thread you sent and that was really creepy and cool! What I love about books is they NEED to end, where as creepy stories like that thread just linger.  Also you may be wondering by it took so long to get back to you.. I typically am on here with my ipad and it wouldn’t let me mention either of you. I replied a little while ago, but just in case you didn’t see those here is this post. Thanks!
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