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    Oblivion Island: Sci-Fi Stories, #9

    By Marco Guarda

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    Oblivion Island is the exclusive dream destination Felix Morrow has chosen for his family’s memorable summer vacation. But as the days go by and most inopportune setbacks delay his wife and daughter’s arrival, he begins to suspect something is not quite right.

    The encounter of an unpredictable woman and the mysterious disappearance of an eccentric guest force him to investigate on the terrible truth about the island.

    It’s a sci-fi novelette of about 13,000 words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMarco Guarda
    Release dateNov 7, 2013
    ISBN9781498953474
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    Oblivion Island: Sci-Fi Stories, #9
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    Marco Guarda

    I've been writing little things for myself and for my friends for ages, but it wasn't since 2006 that I started writing consistently. Three of my screenplays have placed and even earned some prizes at various competitions. Credence Foundation, born as a screenplay, hence born visually, has been turned into a book. Hoping it sees the light as a Sci-Fi / Action movie one day, I've started expanding my stories in the many branches of Science Fiction. Feel free to join me in this crazy journey through the mind, the subconscious, technology, and mankind's fears and hopes, of course.

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