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    Silver Bullet: The Pretentious
    Silver Bullet: The Pretentious
    Silver Bullet: The Pretentious
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    Silver Bullet: The Pretentious

    By Obiora Okeke

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    Disclaimer: The book is a work of fiction that is not intended to praise or condemn any individual or particular group of people mentioned. It is nothing but my own imagination. Similarities or characters mimicking any individual or group of people are purely coincidental. Brian is a regular FBI supervisor, until someone takes a premeditated hit out on his job, wife, and as much of his life as they could. His very world is being turned constantly and it's hard to stay blind like justice should. Good and Evil are two faces of one coin. When that coin is flipping mid-air, its impossible to tell which is which. Most of life is waiting for the landing. Did Brian land on the Good face? Or did he fall on the Evil? Read more to find out.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateSep 9, 2016
    ISBN9781524534523
    Silver Bullet: The Pretentious
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    Obiora Okeke

    Obiora is a middle schooler, and is excited to move forward. He has a lot to learn and offer his generation. He believes you can achieve your focus with determination and hard work. He’s been writing since the 5th grade, and has one book published prior to this one called, “Mission Newbie”. He promises there will be many more books to come.

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