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    Book One

    By L.A. Moore

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    The starliner Pollyanna has experienced a catastrophic nav failure and is marooned in the far reaches of space. On board is Lucieus Estarion, powerfully talented member of the Psi-Corps, that was on his way home. Now, he is the only asset the stranded passengers and crew have as they experience humanity's First Contact.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKimichee
    Release dateSep 3, 2011
    ISBN9781465978813
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    L.A. Moore

    I am a stay at home mom with a wonderful husband and three amazing teens which I homeschool. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family and pets, painting on glass, reading, crocheting, and last but not least, I love to write. Writing is a passion for me as well as therapeutic. I feel that writing offers me a way to express myself in ways that I find difficult otherwise and is a tool/key to healing one I use regularly. I hope you enjoy my work and will check back for more as it becomes available.

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