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    The Wayman's Code: Awakening
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    The Wayman's Code: Awakening

    By R.J. Wilson

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    About this ebook

    "Powers like Bleach. Worlds like Supernatural. Vibes like Legendborn."


    Fifteen-year-old Maleek Warden's high school life was normal... at least before three strange things changed his world forever.

    Strange thing #1: Finding a dying angelic being impaled

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookTorch Publishing, LLC
    Release dateFeb 22, 2022
    ISBN9798986452012
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    The Wayman's Code: Awakening
    Author

    R.J. Wilson

    Robert "R.J." Wilson writes for all readers craving powerful stories with deep supernatural elements. His diverse experiences as a Soldier, police officer, and Bible student enable him to demonstrate the dark twists that life may take us on while piercing that darkness with rays of hope. When not working, you can find him gaming, crafting delicious meals, spending time with loved ones and wishing everyday he lived in a warmer climate. You can connect with him at www.rjwilsonwrites.com

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