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EVIL SEED: An Occult Sci-fi action adventure (pb) by C. McGovern-Bowen

Evil Seed: Mother Earth vs. the Human Race; Who Will Survive? Launched onto a surreal odyssey by a desperate call for help, a heroine reluctant to save her own unworthy species, coupled with her closest friends and a band of otherworldly allies,  
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Megan Martin by Bryon Smith

Reedited, condensed and corrected version of the original Medallion Mystery by a new publisher.  
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Jeff Horton is the author of several apocalyptic novels, including THE GREAT COLLAPSE-SURVIVORS OF THE PULSE, THE DARK AGE-SURVIVORS OF THE PULSE, and THE LAST PROPHET.


Background Information

I was a somewhat voracious reader growing up, reading everything from comic books to The Bible, Sherlock Holmes, Call of the Wild, Hardy Boys, and Lord of the Rings. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 I enjoy the writing styles of authors like Tom Clancy and Michael Crichton, so that probably carries over into some of my writing. My goal is to offer quality fiction novels to readers who would like stories told with a Christian worldview.

Accomplishments

The Great Collapse and The Dark Age each received a five-star review by Midwest Book Review.