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    REVOLUTION: Amor Vincit Omnia

    By Robert W. Parsons

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    Ever wondered what might have happened if Jesus survived the cross? Ever wonder where vampires came from and why they do not exist today? Whatever happened to the Knights Templar? Did they all disappear? Were they wiped out completely? If someone harmed you, would you not react? If you had a second chance in life to do good, would you take it? Do we need a new superhero of light in this dark world of ours? A different kind of revolution takes place and wins since love conquers all. Introducing Salvatore, the new superhero.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateSep 26, 2019
    ISBN9781684568116
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