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    Cyclone Jones: World Of Courage, #1

    By Joshua David Ling

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    About this ebook

    This book is brought to your by Rhyme And Space, and is written in Rhyme and verse, for an epic and fun reading flavor unlike any other.

    Cyrus Jones is a simple country girl, except for one little known fact – she was chosen before her birth to control the weather.
    As this seemingly normal girl grows, her small town of Alpharetta, Georgia grows with her, and soon becomes a prominent city. Little remains the same in Alpharetta, except the Jones family and their farm. 
    All is well until Phillip Keller arrives in town, determined to take the Jones’ precious land from them. 
    Now, Cyrus is forced to use her unique abilities to stop Phillip, but she’ll require help to ensure the threat is gone for good. That help arrives in the form of her Guardian Angel, Ezekiel. 
    Can they save the Jones family farm?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRhyme And Space
    Release dateMay 1, 2015
    ISBN9781513003900
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