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A coming of age mystery blossoms from the unraveling of ancient Celtic mysteries and world myths that bring an upstate New York doctor’s son on a quest to clear his father’s name, win the hand of a mystery girl, and finally help bring in the final Camelot of ages.
When Michael unexpectedly finds a letter in his father’s small-town clinic, he discovers that the rumors concerning his parents’ past has suddenly disrupted his mediocre lifestyle. Magic, world myths, and saving of his small town of Jordan escalates into deciphering the nature of his birth, and the true purpose of his Mom and the mystery girl’s motives in pursuit of an artifact called The Swaddling Stone. This search takes Michael on a journey, beginning at a local hotel historically involved with Jack THE RIPPER, and Abraham Lincoln’s assassin John Wilkes Booth. There he encounters Caroline, | |  | | A BASER KINGDOM:THE SECRET LIFE OF LETTERS
Michael Gunning continues on his quest to find some ancient relics that will help join mankind together. Meanwhile biological and supernatural forces lead him to discover that an antichrist is coming, and the world of middle earth is about to collide with his.
Biological life was discovered to be able to be programed just like a computer. First, house plants were grown through GMO with a person’s birthday or name, then entire libraries began to be stored onto the DNA of plants. Yet, even before the modern computer, an
expedition during the Second World War in the Antarctic, called Operation High Jump, created a place where the very future of mankind was held in the balance. UFOs were slowly introduced into the hearts and minds of people as aliens, rather than fallen angels. It would be very simple for an Antichrist to appear, let alone ten giant k | |  | | Hero's Heart
A book on love of a good woman by the heart of a faithful man.
This is a mixture of the many romantic poems that I have written. Many have to do with love in all its intricate facets.
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Snake Eyes and Boxcars
by Jay Dubya
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 Snake Eyes and Boxcars is a collection of fourteen sci-fi/paranormal stories. Two of the tales are written in the first person and the other twelve authored in the third person writing style. The newly published work is author Jay Dubya's twelfth sto |
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