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    The Butterfly Man
    The Butterfly Man
    The Butterfly Man
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    The Butterfly Man

    By Tyra Masters-Heinrichs

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    A home invasion turns deadly when Dr. Steven Peters is forced to face the world he has helped to create.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTyra Masters-Heinrichs
    Release dateJan 31, 2012
    ISBN9780981085487
    The Butterfly Man
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    Tyra Masters-Heinrichs

    A passionate word smith, Tyra Masters-Heinrichs has been exploring “what if’ for more then twenty years. From mysteries to starships to dragons, Tyra’s work submerges her readers, who come up gasping for more.

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