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    Angels: Book 2 of the CYBER Series
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    Angels: Book 2 of the CYBER Series

    By Len Gizinski

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    A Single Act of Mercy...

    Life in 2048 is tough for everybody, but for a young girl named Kelly stuck in slavery on the dirt side of Witch City, existence is a living nightmare. She fled her captors in a last-ditch effort for survival, but she hadn't planned on running into that alley kid wh

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPolestar Press
    Release dateOct 13, 2023
    ISBN9798987861387
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    Angels: Book 2 of the CYBER Series
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    Len Gizinski

    Len Gizinski is a long-time science fiction/fantasy fan and a Christian whose background includes military and corporate security, information technology, and local church and street ministry. He enjoys time with family, reading, writing, and bicycling the area of his Pacific Northwest home. He can be contacted via https://www.PolestarPress.net.

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