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    Tales From the AeonVerse
    Tales From the AeonVerse
    Tales From the AeonVerse
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    Tales From the AeonVerse

    By Taylor Caley

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    Enter "Fire Reign", a culmination of a once innocent soul surrendered to evil. The burning fury of a heart betrayed and left to die in agony. In the desolate, war-torn wastelands of the last Earth Dimension, Ember Rayne rises to display her terrible power for all the world to tremble in fear.

    Allow your mind to twist with "The Lilith Paradox". When a young man, haunted by the memory of his deceased daughter, dabbles into mystical concepts he does not understand, he may just learn the devastating lesson that the things we wish for the most might just be granted.

    "In the Presence of a God". It's not quite how Mason thought his first personal encounter would go with a being once revered as a deity, but throughout his fireside conversation with the goddess, he not only learns things about her kind that boggle his mind, he finds himself questioning who truly sees who as the higher beings.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTaylor Caley
    Release dateAug 29, 2020
    Tales From the AeonVerse
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    Taylor Caley

    Taylor Caley spent his time following the works of great authors and studying various cultures and religions while living and working in the Appalachian Mountains. He is currently working toward a degree in the creative arts. Taylor resides near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where he is writing the next novel in his series.

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