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    Convergence

    By Jim Walker

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    About this ebook

    Jake Neilson, despite everything that had recently gone before, has a comfortable life as a technical reader for one of the biggest data warehouses in Canada. That is until he gets his legs and his heart kicked out from under him by Nicole Browning.

     

    In Jim Walker's one hundred and four thousand word Science Fiction novel, Convergence; Jake and Nicole discover that there are unseen forces that wish to capture them. They find out that they appear to be unstoppable. The only way to get their lives back is for them to team up along with Jake's friends Marcia and Shannon and stage a perilous rescue of thirty trapped women.

     

    Jake calls on all of his IT skills to sus out with his companions how to save the women while avoiding their own jeapordy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJim Walker
    Release dateDec 27, 2021
    ISBN9780986623677
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