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    Slave: Fulfilling a Prophecy
    Slave: Fulfilling a Prophecy
    Slave: Fulfilling a Prophecy
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    Slave: Fulfilling a Prophecy

    By Rowan Knight

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    This book describes a slave's journey from the deepest state of poverty to the fulfillment of a prophecy, a destiny that he himself foresees when he states in his thoughts: “I feel peaceful when I look at the sky, as if I am being embraced in the tranquility of the universe.”

    How does he respond to the temptations set in hi

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher22 Lions Bookstore
    Release dateSep 12, 2019
    ISBN9781087800691
    Slave: Fulfilling a Prophecy
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    Rowan Knight

    Biography ??Rowan Knight (pseudonym) is an author of psychological thrillers, fantasy novels and poetry. His books describe relationships with characters that are usually narcissistic, psychopathic or sociopathic. His stories are particularly known for the unpredictable twists and unexpected endings presented. His books have been featured on the Best Selling Lists of Amazon, Kobo and Apple.Biografia ??Rowan Knight (pseudônimo) é um autor de thrillers psicológicos, aventuras e poesia. Seus livros descrevem relações com personagens geralmente narcisistas, psicopatas ou sociopatas. Suas histórias são particularmente conhecidas pelas reviravoltas imprevisíveis e finais inesperados apresentados. Seus livros foram classificados nas listas de mais vendidos da Amazon, Kobo e Apple.

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