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    A Patchwork Soul

    By Jeremy Varner

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    It has been a while since Nathaniel Leone was promoted to an Agent with the ACTF. Though the scars are still healing from his first case, he's become a stronger Agent as a result of the things he learned over the last year.

    But when Nate's called to the scene of a brutal murder in a Seattle alley, it becomes clear that every agent in the force may have to start searching for an unusual Alter loose in the city. With the help of Dulaf and Lucian, Nate digs deeper into what this Alter is doing in the city and how it managed to get there. The deeper they get, however, the more they realize something more dangerous is happening behind it all. And, with a newly formed division of Federal agents from the United States government hovering over the investigation, it seems that someone in power wants to keep them from uncovering the answers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeremy Varner
    Release dateSep 13, 2013
    ISBN9780983623120
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    A Patchwork Soul
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    Jeremy Varner

    A longtime fan of science fiction and fantasy, Jeremy Varner has been writing speculative fiction for most of his life in one form or another. First introduced to the genre through his father, a huge fan of sci-fi and fantasy from the days when that wasn’t very cool, some of his earliest memories formed around watching aliens, creatures of legend, and robots of all shapes and sizes. It wasn’t long before Jeremy wanted to create his own worlds and tell his own stories. From fan-fiction to original works that he dare not ever show the public, Jeremy’s childhood notebooks were littered with fantastic worlds inspired by the works of greats.It was during a particularly rough time that Jeremy realized that he didn’t want to just dream anymore. After years of treating it as his secret, geeky hobby, Jeremy eventually decided to take his work professional and bring his own quirky brand of world building to the real world he was often escaping. Shards of Glass, originally released in 2011, was his debut novel and the first book of the Agent of Argyre series – a series he hopes will someday inspire someone else to take the same journey.

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