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    An Entanglement of Events: Here There and Everywhere
    An Entanglement of Events: Here There and Everywhere
    An Entanglement of Events: Here There and Everywhere
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    An Entanglement of Events: Here There and Everywhere

    By Jeff Govender

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    The year is 1860 and a sunken Spanish ship leads the infamous and outlawed pirate, Jagged Stead to a mysterious Island in search of its treasure. The English royal navy ship, HMS Royal Elizabeth pursuers the pirate to the island with the help of a mysterious boy named Esteban. A boy who claims that he has been fourteen for over seventy years. Whilst others seek the ships fortune, he looks for the Obolus, an ancient coin that will help him understand his fate. Using only his sharp wit and the “wielding of the words” he takes to the island risking his life in search of a myth that may not hold true.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeff Govender
    Release dateMar 2, 2012
    ISBN9781466103559
    An Entanglement of Events: Here There and Everywhere
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    Jeff Govender

    Jeff Govender is the author of An Entanglement of Events: Here There and Everywhere. The book is the work of three years and is the first book that he has published.

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