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Global Warming ... 5000 years ago!

3/3/2007 9:01:00 AM

by David James Trapp

Novel exposes earlier era of global warming!

Over 5000 years ago the earth suffered an era of brutally hot, arid weather. And then Orion, king of Aipotu, announced that he would bring rain. His people were thrilled. Finally a leader who can change the weather! But the truth of Orion's reign brought something far different.

David James Trapp's critically acclaimed novel Dog Days in Bedlam tells the story of two lovers caught in the web of Orion's hedonism and lies. It also tells of the divine retribution to this era of violence.

Dog Days in Bedlam, by David James Trapp, ISBN 1-59286-292-6, $19.95 retail. Read it now!

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