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    Stones Skipping on Water

    By Richard Taylor

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    A drug to see past lives. Lust, love, envy and murder in a mind-state of total recall.

    John Kincaide has developed a memory enhancement drug. Having overdosed on it, his chief chemist says it’s made him see past lives. In one of those lives Kincaide killed him and his lover who has since reincarnated and is now involved in a torrid romance with Kincaide. He wants her back, and Kincaide dead.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichard Taylor
    Release dateJul 4, 2010
    ISBN9781452484501
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    Stones Skipping on Water
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    Richard Taylor

    Richard Taylor is an experienced and popular watercolourist, who regularly teaches and lectures on all aspects of painting. He is the successful author of several books, including The Watercolourist’s Year, Learn to Paint Buildings in Watercolour and Painting Houses and Gardens in Watercolour and was the Consultant and Contributor to The Art Course partwork. He writes for The Artist, Leisure Painter and Artists & Illustrators magazines and has also made several instructional painting videos.

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