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    Thirteen Souls
    Thirteen Souls
    Thirteen Souls
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    Thirteen Souls

    By Douglas Huggins

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    13 Souls......11 men and 2 women. Some related but mostly uniquely different characters swept up in a story of immeasurable consequences. Finding themselves seemingly near the greatest triumph in their world; only to have it dashed against a hill of hate, pain and fear.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRocket Science Productions LLC
    Release dateJan 14, 2012
    ISBN9781937121310
    Thirteen Souls
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    Douglas Huggins

    Doug Huggins is the author of Christian fiction novel, Thirteen Souls, and a corporate trainer. Doug has spent a better part of his life learning from, and teaching people in various settings, about the power of connections between people. Born in California, the son of a United States Air Force Officer, Doug spent much of his life traveling and meeting many fascinating individuals. But the most important people in his life are his wife and two children! In his travels and pursuits, Doug has seen and experienced the yearning need, and power of love. His writing reflects that search for love, the intense satisfaction of finding it, and he wishes all his readers the very best in their search, and their success, as they read his words.

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