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    Veritas
    Veritas
    Veritas
    Ebook21 pages19 minutes

    Veritas

    By Jack Plues

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    Please allow me to introduce myself, I am known in this period as Eduardo Gissente, immortal monster and extinguisher of life, betrayer of love and clarity to the existence of Heaven and Hell. When you become aware of my journey through history until present day you will most surely deny me as an apocryphal creature, merely an invention of an author’s imagination whose heartbeat thundered from the first written conception.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJack Plues
    Release dateFeb 15, 2013
    ISBN9781301909797
    Veritas
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    Jack Plues

    Jack Plues is a freelance, fiction writer that spent his formative years venturing into the morbid playground of his own, vivid imagination. All things paranormal, biblical, legend or fable, form the foundations of his dark tales, offering the reader a disturbing, roller coaster of a journey into the underbelly of other worlds. The authors he most admires are the one and only Ann Rice, the not so dark Sebastian Barry and Peter Carey. http://www.jackplues.com/

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