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    Adams and Eves
    Adams and Eves
    Adams and Eves
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    Adams and Eves

    By P.B. Cannon

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    In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth...

    A short story of time travel and faith...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherP.B. Cannon
    Release dateAug 7, 2015
    ISBN9781311733368
    Adams and Eves
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    P.B. Cannon

    P.B. Cannon was born and raised in Charlotte, NC, and though she has visited other cities and states, she has a preference for Charlotte and expects to live there for the rest of her life.She is a teller of tales who enjoys concocting yarns of science fiction, fantasy, paranormal, and other stuff. She relishes reading, drawing and painting, walking, working crossword puzzles, and she likes to dance.She is a retired electronics technician and admits to having worked at a variety of other jobs during her life, including being a dishwasher, a busgirl, a housemaid, a motel/hotel maid, working in a fast-food joint, a telephone operator, and a store clerk. There have been other, even-less-glamorous jobs.She also daydreams a lot.

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