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    The Symphony of Sol: I Shall Not Rest in Peace
    The Symphony of Sol: I Shall Not Rest in Peace
    The Symphony of Sol: I Shall Not Rest in Peace
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    The Symphony of Sol: I Shall Not Rest in Peace

    By B. L. White

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    Haru has inherited a Solar System on the brink of war. He aims to repair it, planet by bleeding planet. Mars is his first stop. A beautiful clone, christened as Leena-58, is to be sacrificed for peace. Haru has come to save her and others of her kind. She must choose though, to live and fight for true peace or be murdered for a false one.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherB. L. White
    Release dateSep 10, 2011
    The Symphony of Sol: I Shall Not Rest in Peace
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    B. L. White

    Brian lives in the heartlands of the United States, working as a music and piano teacher by day and avid nap-taker and sleeper by night... with a little writing in-between. He has been writing for several years with multiple unfinished ideas. Perhaps he can neglect his students long enough to finish a few of them. When not terribly busy (usually in Summer Break) he enjoys satiating his Minecraft addiction, watching Game of Thrones, reading some Louis L'amour, composing zany tunes, and playing hop scotch with the cat. Long walks on the beach are out of the question (river's too muddy).

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