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    Chronokari Alpha: Time is Relative
    Chronokari Alpha: Time is Relative
    Chronokari Alpha: Time is Relative
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    Chronokari Alpha: Time is Relative

    By Steve Bynoe

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    A collision during gym class opens the doors of destiny for Miles and Derrick, two 15 year-old high school students who were born at exactly the same time. Their fateful meeting unlocks their ability to control time and throws them into a wondrous world of danger and adventure, as they must use their new powers to protect Silverthorne High School and the city of Gateway, Ohio.

    Unknown to but a few, Gateway, particularly its world famous museum, sits upon a long dormant and defective wormhole. However, mysterious forces have reactivated the wormhole and opened a portal to another dimension filled with monsters and creatures beyond imagination. Miles and Derrick must solve the mystery behind what has activated the wormhole and threatens to tear apart the world and time itself.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBoeboe Creative
    Release dateJan 18, 2015
    ISBN9780993665516
    Chronokari Alpha: Time is Relative
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    Steve Bynoe

    Steve's previous work experience has included drawing and design work for comic books and toys. He owns Boeboe Creative, which currently publishes COMIX ASYLUM MAGAZINE, CHRONOKARI ALPHA: TIME IS RELATIVE and EDGE: EAST WIND IN PARADISE. In addition to self-publishing, Steve is the Editorial Director and a writer for COMIX ASYLUM MAGAZINE. Based in Toronto, Steve is a teacher and is working on a soon to be released horror novella and the follow up to CHRONOKARI ALPHA: TIME IS RELATIVE.

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