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Fifteen-year-old Ron Gibson was there when Talperno ship dropped from clouds to set up shop by the Washington Monument. In fact, they very nearly landed on Ron and his friends as their ship, a fifty story concrete office building, touched down. Stunned, but raised on a diet of science fiction and adventure movies, the boys marched through the front door and become the first humans to meet the Talperno.
A decade later, Ron is writing a book on the visitors. His quest leads him to South Florida, and to beautiful Patricia Scott, whose xenophobic father may have discovered the chilling secret of what the Talperno really have in mind for humanity.
Now Ron must convince the government that things are not as they seem. But to do that he has to survive, and that doesn't seem terribly likely.
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Without bothering to consult him, someone has granted Jack's fondest wish. Now if only the real world would stop getting in the way.
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Samantha fears death, and those who are trying to bring it to her. Teal-Eye fears life, and the attentions of any man. Separated by the gulf of time, united by need, they must work together to save a goddess—or die.
Samantha Hanover has survived a brutal winter on Oregon’s high plains. Now, with spring in the air, she hopes to put her past behind her—until she meets Rob Reiker, a man who triggers visions of a woman who lived at the end of the last ice age.br />
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Teal-Eye, the subject of Samantha’s visions, fears life. As a child she watched her parents die, in a night of terror that included the brutal loss of her innocence. She is far from her home and her people. Now, her one chance at happiness, marrying the man she calls Bear, is about to be taken from her, unle | |  | | Wizards
What would happen to our society if magic suddenly worked? Who buys a car when a magic carpet is cheap and doesn't need fueling? Who needs a doctor when a simple amulet protects against geting sick, or hurt?
But, who's supplying the magic?
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Suite 16
by Jay Dubya
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 Suite 16 is a collection of sixteen sci-fi/paranormal novellas and the book represents author Jay Dubya's 38th published work, presented in hardcover, in paperback and in Kindle and Nook e-book formats. |
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