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    Seven Graves
    Seven Graves
    Seven Graves
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    Seven Graves

    By D E Dunn

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    The world has always been a bleak place for Detective John Cox, but he's always made the best of it. A man of two worlds, one his ideal, the other an obligation. Life allows a person to live a number of lives, but when that number is up, and all that lays before you is darkness, do you rebel? Repent? Or face the consequences of the lies?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherD E Dunn
    Release dateDec 20, 2015
    ISBN9781310681585
    Seven Graves
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    D E Dunn

    David grew up devouring fiction, watching the classics of both film and television, as well as experiencing the engrossing medium of video games. But the worlds he observed didn't end on screen, he lived and expanded upon them everyday. Later, in young adulthood, he began creating his own original stories, bringing them to life in expansive world building detail. He grew up living an adventurous life, and has explored many states and their vast natural wonders. His primary inspiration for fantasy comes from his time spent wandering the immense wilderness, but also late nights imagining the possibilities of the stars. After attaining a bachelors degree in legal studies, David has focused on his inspiration for writing. David now resides in the sunshine state with his pet chickens and many adopted cats. https://twitter.com/officialded

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