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    The Man Who Flew
    The Man Who Flew
    The Man Who Flew
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    The Man Who Flew

    By Charles D Cunningham

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    Keller was the only detective in the city who could read minds, and the only A-2. Radcliffe was a man with a mystery to solve—the murder of his wife. Will Keller be able to solve the crime by entering Radcliffe’s mind? And who is ‘The Man Who Flew’?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEli Jayne
    Release dateFeb 2, 2020
    ISBN9781087864327
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      The Man Who Flew - Charles D Cunningham

      The Man Who Flew

      The Man Who Flew

      Charles D Cunningham

      Eli Jayne

      Eli Jayne

      The Man Who Flew by Charles D. Cunningham

      First published in 1962

      This Edition Copyright @2020 by Eli Jayne

      All rights reserved.

      Cover art by Eli Jayne

      The Man Who Flew could

      not exist—but he had

      committed a foul crime!

      Contents

      The Man Who Flew

      Science Fiction Classics

      The Man Who Flew

      Clouds hung low over the city, gray and dismal. The shining metal thruway partially reflected their somber visage. A few vehicles scurried nervously through the city.

      Keller turned away from the window dismally. His conscience was bothering him, and it affected his every movement. Looking over his humbly furnished office, he entertained the thought, not for the

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