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    The Chen Lao Conspiracy
    The Chen Lao Conspiracy
    The Chen Lao Conspiracy
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    The Chen Lao Conspiracy

    By Tim Conley

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    This is the fourth book in the Tales from Avalon series. China has boasted a civilization much older than most others on Earth. Chen Lao finds an artifact that the Emperor desires - one of ancient design and power. Chen Lao fears he can't just turn it over to the Imperial Palace.

    The Emperor and members of his court are anxious to find this artifact so they can use its power against their neighbors. Chen Lao stumbles upon it and realizes it might sign his death warrant and could possibly bring the palace to ruin.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTim Conley
    Release dateJul 17, 2012
    ISBN9781476106854
    The Chen Lao Conspiracy
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    Tim Conley

    Hi, my name is Tim Conley. I live in Philadelphia, MS with my beautiful wife, Carmela. My son,James (JD) is in the Air Force and has a son Joshua who is 21/2 with another boy on the way. Carmela's son - Enrik just graduated from Mississippi State University with a degree in Teaching.I have been writing for over twenty years and have published 67 books so far - two recently with Amazon/Kindle. I'm currently working on a fantasy anthology of 28 books called The Rhumgold Sagas.I have always been interested in publishing via eBook format but just haven't found the venue until now. I'm really looking forward to participating in the eBook experience. There are 22 e-books available now and 16 more that are being prepared for release in 2020. Read, explore and enjoy!

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