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    Something New
    Something New
    Something New
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    Something New

    By Legend Brook

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    Something New is an Amser Studios short story that falls just before the science fiction apocalyptic series, UNBELIEVE. (Namely the first novel in the series, New World by: L. W. Brook)

    Isaak Kazimir has been locked away in an institution for the unstable and forgotten. It's not until Miss Amser, the founder of the astute Amser University, stops by that he has any chance of being remembered.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLegend Brook
    Release dateSep 26, 2016
    ISBN9781370194988
    Something New
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    Legend Brook

    Hello, readers! My name is Legend Brook (Pen Name L. W. Brook) and I am the author of all "Amser Studios" original work. What is Amser Studios? Glad you asked! It is a charming collection of stories that fall into a "timeline", of sorts. Meaning, the stories exist in the same "universe" and tend to connect/play off of one another. You can actually see the full timeline at: Http://www.amserstudios.com/collections That said, Amser Studios is a pre-organized collection, so although all story lines in the timeline are set in stone, the actual production process is still underway! To stay updated, please subscribe to my site, http://www.amserstudios.com to receive our monthly newsletter! Thank you so much for your support and have a wonderful rest of your day. -Legend

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