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    Novum: Genesis: Novum, #1
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    Novum: Genesis: Novum, #1

    By Joseph Rhea

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    About this ebook

    As the last descendants of Earth struggle to survive beneath the surface of a distant water planet, one man's discovery will lead him on a journey of redemption while he fights to save what's left of his world.

    Jake Stone is a young man haunted by his past. When he reluctantly accepts a job to help pay for a transport submarine he inherited but doesn't want, he inadvertently awakens an ancient and terrible power.

    Its arrival triggers a chain of events that could destroy what's left of the human race or be the key to its future. But, is it a future he's willing to fight for, let alone die for?

    Novum: Genesis is the first book in the Novum series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoseph Rhea
    Release dateJul 18, 2013
    ISBN9781536580396
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