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    Grailem

    By Gary L Beer

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    Grailem was one of Mankind’s last hopes to finally achieve immortality. Created in a test tube he had been bred specifically to be fully integrated into a mechanical body. On reaching maturity Grailem rebels against his creators and kills thousands of people. Forced into a spacecraft he is blasted into space where the spacecraft explodes and he spends an eternity drifting through space. Coming across an ancient alien race, who is more of a threat to Mankind than he ever was, he fights to save humanity from these evil aliens. To live forever has been Man’s dream almost since time began; would immortality bring the happiness that we all desire?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 7, 2017
    ISBN9781300264330
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