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    The Universe vs The Beast of Harmala
    The Universe vs The Beast of Harmala
    The Universe vs The Beast of Harmala
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    The Universe vs The Beast of Harmala

    By Robert R. Howle

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    A great war has begun in the universe and the Beast of Harmala wants to rule the entire universe. He has waged the final war against all those that oppose him including the inhabitants of Earth. Some Earth inhabitants are saved by their alien neighbors and need a new home because of the destruction from the last war on Earth. They soon find a new planet to begin again along with the Dragozi species whom had saved them as their planet was totally destroyed as well.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert R. Howle
    Release dateSep 21, 2013
    ISBN9781301934119
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    Robert R. Howle

    A World traveler since 1988 born in Texas, USA. A multi-talented artist of many mediums including: Pro Classical Guitarist, Digital Space Art, Comics, Abstract, Photography: Land/Sea/Air, Video: Land/Sea/Air, Book Video Trailers, 3d animation shorts, Author: Scifi Short Story Book Series: The Universe vs. I also make Book Video Trailers for authors.I am also the leading cutting edge experimental artist in Precious Metals: Full adult face sized wearable Masks.

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