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    Clarity (Epsilon Book 1)
    Clarity (Epsilon Book 1)
    Clarity (Epsilon Book 1)
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    Clarity (Epsilon Book 1)

    By R. James Stevens

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    Discovery. Salvation. Redemption.

    Three individuals; three separate paths. All will be irreversibly entwined as they search for the answers in an attempt to reassemble the pieces of their broken lives. But will they find what they seek, or will they stumble upon the devastating truth that lies just beyond their reach?

    The Epsilon series explores the events seven years after the catastrophic death of a technological society.

    The first installment, Clarity, begins in 2084 and focuses both forward and back on the raw, emotional journeys of former friends and partners. Will they band together to help right wrongs and restore order to the scattered remnants of the populace? Or will their quests for individual fulfillment tear apart an already worn bond?

    While not their primary concern, Clarity is indeed what they will find.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherR. James Stevens
    Release dateDec 14, 2013
    ISBN9780989682619
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