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    Qa'ri

    By Simon Fox

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    President Jorj W. Besh and Prime Minister Terry Bleer go to war against the nation of Qa’ri to eliminate its Weapons of Mega-Death. But the trouble is, no one can actually find those pesky WMDs …
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJun 22, 2015
    ISBN9781326321130
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    Simon Fox

    Hello, everyone. My 14-part science-fiction series The FirstLord Chronicles is available here at Smashwords, plus many other ebooks, both fiction and non-fiction. Enjoy! Some facts about me: I'm a Christian, I'm English, I'm married, I'm a grandad, and I love fine English beers. Follow me on Twitter: @SimonFoxWriter

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