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    Cans of Heat

    By Tim Reynolds

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    Come and enjoy Sam, a young man trying to perfect a science experiment while avoiding the government with some luck and help from his very good friends, along with his beautiful girlfriend, Emily, a local waitress at a diner. After finding a huge gold nugget and map, they finally uncover the long-lost mine. With time jumps to the past and newfound wealth comes respect and being able to help the ones that need it the most, combined with extreme recycling and all the challenges that come with life's lessons. Love blooms in the mountaintop, at a leprechaun mine, and Sam helps everyone that deserves it through the benefits from his science experiment, the cans of heat.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateOct 24, 2019
    ISBN9781646280346
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