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    The Last of His Kind (Omnibus Edition)
    The Last of His Kind (Omnibus Edition)
    The Last of His Kind (Omnibus Edition)
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    The Last of His Kind (Omnibus Edition)

    By Richard Buttars

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    This volume combines The Last of His Kind and A New Begining
    into a single volume.

    Book 1 - The Last of His Kind

    The planet Venda has been destroyed, the surface seared and the atmosphere blasted away as a result of the final assault by the alien Morro. Of all the inhabitants of Venda there was only one survivor of the devastated planet, Mev Van Zehe, away serving in the Interstellar Republic Space Navy.

    Book 2 - A New Begining

    The tale of Mev Van Zehe, the last High Lord of Venda continues as he and his companions strike out on their own.They construct their own ship and set off on a journey of discovery across the galaxy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichard Buttars
    Release dateJan 30, 2013
    ISBN9781621090090
    The Last of His Kind (Omnibus Edition)
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    Richard Buttars

    Richard Buttars was born in Ventura, California. His father worked as a carpenter during Richard's younger years so he moved between California, Nevada, and Utah as his family moved to follow construction jobs. Richard enlisted in the Navy at 17 and in which he sserved for 6 years. He spent the next 29 years working in electronics and computer software development.

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