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    The Count of Samerand and the Aguia
    The Count of Samerand and the Aguia
    The Count of Samerand and the Aguia
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    The Count of Samerand and the Aguia

    By Bryan Porter

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    With no other help insight the young Mary Morgan most put her faith into the Count of Samerand to help find her missing fiance Edward Derby. Edward a labour for the new london housing project has disappeared, apparently leaving with a large portion of the projects funding. Can even the Count of Samerand get to the truth of where Derby has gone, or will the secrets that surround this mystery swallow him up as well.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryan Porter
    Release dateOct 8, 2012
    ISBN9781301829835
    The Count of Samerand and the Aguia
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    Bryan Porter

    I was born in Springhill Nova Scotia to David and Wendy Porter. Through most of my life I have dreamed of publishing my own works, since as far back as I can remember I have always created stories in my mind, and on rare occasion shared them with others.My first work The Count of Samerand and The Ghost of Belgravia is a homage to Sir Aruther Conan Doyle and his Sherlock Holmes series. Though the count has deliberatively different character traits.

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