If you can call this living.
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Mr. Grandpa is lost in a world full of strange things and talking animals. This world is called Meiizlr, Mr. Grandpa does not know why, and at least he thinks so. All he wants is to understand what is happening around, but, for some reason, he cannot get things straight. Or maybe it is the world that is not straight for him.
Welcome to the wonderful world of the English language.
If I could make just one cover template disappear…
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Lost (The Indiana Apocalypse Book 1)
It could be worse — imagine if the zombie apocalypse had happened in Colorado!
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All work and no play makes an android a dull toy.
The remnants of human civilization create their own utopia on an alien planet. A brilliant robotic scientist breaks the rules in an attempt to make his impaired son whole. Meshing android and human minds is considered impossible, a societal taboo, and illegal.
Um, how can something that’s impossible also be a taboo? For that matter, why would it be illegal?
The Rebellious Earthling: Tale of The Turquoise Mirror
I’m showing you the full wraparound cover because (a) that’s what’s shown on the ebook listing, and (b) damn.
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From the heart 2: poetry and philosophy
Note: That’s not a heart.
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When Page Darrow attends a job interview, he fully intends to turn down any offer made. He believes his days of offering close protection are firmly in the past. Only his curiosity makes him attend. Once there however, he learns of a company A.R. Solutions who provide various and unusual services for energy companies. One of these is Megan, a strange and introverted young woman with psychic abilities. Megan believes she has located a great energy soured within the abandoned house of a country estate. It is here that she convinces the company to focus their attention. Page’s curiosity will lead him to a house which only Megan is allowed to enter. A house harnessing an energy source which the owners are keen to control. Page soon discovers the secrets of the house and the real reason he was brought there. A story of energy and the horrors that live within us all…
In other words, the only reason he went to the job interview is so this book could happen.