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    The House: Charred Earth, #1
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    The House: Charred Earth, #1

    By TJ Hudson

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    About this ebook

    It is the distant future and Earth appears to be at peace. Into this tranquil world a man from another era wakes up.
    Upon exploring his surroundings he finds the people to be friendly and helpful. However, he feels a malevolent presence is at work, not only in this new world but, he fears, also within him.

    The first book in the Charred Earth trilogy.

    A Novelette of 14,200 words, this is a speculative science fiction story with a hint of adventure and high technology.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTJ Hudson
    Release dateFeb 18, 2013
    ISBN9781501475184
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    The House: Charred Earth, #1
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    TJ Hudson

    TJ Hudson lives in Yorkshire, UK. Although his body resides there his mind can often be found wandering away to who knows where. He decided it was about time these meanderings into the land of imagination were written down, and just maybe make some sense of it all.

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