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    Canitus
    Canitus
    Canitus
    Ebook150 pages2 hours

    Canitus

    By Joshua Cook

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    James Blackwoad loves order, systems, and figuring problems out. His only real problem is dealing with office politics and a Director at his work that seems to have it in for him. But when computer systems start to become infected with a new virus, he is quickly thrown into a world of cyber crime, government agencies, and far more danger than he realizes. Trust no one, for cold betrayal is everywhere.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua Cook
    Release dateJun 22, 2016
    ISBN9781533738219
    Canitus
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    Joshua Cook

    Married father of two, who works in Technology. Writing and Living in sometimes sunny Florida. Long time lover of fantasy and sci-fi, I've also grown to appreciate and enjoy a good thriller as well. I particularly enjoy crafting stories that involve alternate earths or worlds, the distorted reflections of our world. Or maybe our world is the distorted reflection?  I have lived in Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina. My other hobbies involve cooking, hiking, and enjoying my family.

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