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    Manhattan Dying: Volume I of, The Bellegion Rift Series
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    Manhattan Dying: Volume I of, The Bellegion Rift Series

    By Michael C Madden

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    Samuel Austin Martin, a struggling author from Melbourne Australia, is on a trip to New York to promote his new book when Earth is invaded by an agressive, supernatural world. With all modern technology rendered totally useless, Sam must fight demons, monsters, dragons and massive, medieval armies to get home. His impossible plan: get out of New York, cross the USA, find a way home without getting caught up in the ever growing war.
    Events conspire to draw Sam deeper and deeper into becoming a pivotal figure in the struggle to save Earth from the horrors that are befalling it.
    Volume I sees Sam struggling to get out of Manhattan with the aid of two friends who survived the initial attack with him.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael C Madden
    Release dateSep 29, 2013
    ISBN9781301438235
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    Manhattan Dying: Volume I of, The Bellegion Rift Series
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    Michael C Madden

    Michael C. Madden is an author and photographer. He is the founder and host of the podcast, Australia Remembers and has published a number of fiction and non-fiction titles, including The Victoria Cross – Australia Remembers.  Michael had a simple childhood growing up with his three brothers on the family's struggling dairy farm in Gippsland, Victoria. He has authored four fiction novels and many short stories. Michael’s latest book, Dasher, The Kevin Wheatley VC Story, is out now. He is soon to release the first in a series of children’s novels called, The Stacey Casey Series, with Big Sky Publishing.

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