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    Sanctuary (Chronicles of the Imagination Book 2)
    Sanctuary (Chronicles of the Imagination Book 2)
    Sanctuary (Chronicles of the Imagination Book 2)
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    Sanctuary (Chronicles of the Imagination Book 2)

    By D.Z. Adams

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    Keisha is a young indigenous girl living deep in the Amazon forest. One night, she witnesses a star fall from the sky. Keisha is mysteriously drawn to the fallen star. When she sets out to investigate, her life is changed forever.

    Sanctuary is the second installment of 'Chronicles of the Imagination', a series of science fiction and fictional novellas. Each story is a complete episode much like a TV series.
    Pick up SANCTUARY now and enjoy your well deserved escape from reality!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherD.Z. Adams
    Release dateJan 31, 2018
    ISBN9780993895760
    Sanctuary (Chronicles of the Imagination Book 2)
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    D.Z. Adams

    D.Z. Adams is a Canadian fiction and science fiction writer with a background in computer science. Meticulous in her research, she provides readers with a realistic and enjoyable experience. Her books are filled with compelling characters, heart stopping action, and emotional roller coasters. D.Z. Adams lives in Ontario with her husband Neil, and a variety of furry family members.

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