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    Copernicus Conundrum
    Copernicus Conundrum
    Copernicus Conundrum
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    Copernicus Conundrum

    By Don DeBon

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    Copernicus Space Station holds a great many secrets.

    Only one man can reveal their mysteries.

    But he has his own secrets to protect.

    Of course it helps Gabe is more than man.

    A novella consisting of 20,000 words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDon DeBon
    Release dateSep 23, 2022
    ISBN9781948819091
    Copernicus Conundrum
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    Don DeBon

    Don DeBon is a science fiction author that enjoys technology (when it works), good weather, and reading a good book. Don lives in USA where he continues to dream up more fantastic worlds for you to enjoy. When not writing, he can usually be found devouring another science fiction book, TV series, or movie.

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