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    The Misfortune Teller
    The Misfortune Teller
    The Misfortune Teller
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    The Misfortune Teller

    By Steven Patrick Wilson

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    The circus has come to town. Teenage friends Katie, Josh and Luke reckon they're too old for the circus but free tickets are free tickets and it is the school holidays. When Josh visits the glamourous Fortune Teller events take grim turn for the worse and it's up to Katie and Luke to rescue him. But first they'll have to evade a small army of murderous circus performers led by the insidious ringleader, Mysterio.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteven Patrick Wilson
    Release dateAug 8, 2013
    ISBN9781301437993
    The Misfortune Teller
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    Steven Patrick Wilson

    Steve is a Townsville based writer of fiction in the field of action/adventure. This is his first novel. He is currently a HR Adviser and has previously served in the Australian Army for 21 years. He took up fiction writing in 2011 and won a local short story competition followed by a winning entry in the National Year of Reading 2011 Short Story Competition for unpublished writers.

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