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    The Intergalactic Custody Battle

    By Lee J. Mavin

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    Ziggy has been taken from away from Earth, stolen away so it seems to complete his training on another planet. Little does he know that his Alien father has grand plans for him, plans for him to take the royal throne and lead the Empire! Ziggy’s mother (a mere human) wants him back so she is going to fight for her Son’s custody, even if his father is the Emperor of an Alien race! An Alien race that has plans to expand its Intergalactic Empire. Ziggy’s best friend Hiroki, the tiny super genius, plans on finding Ziggy too, even if he does miss his year twelve math exams.
    The Intergalactic Custody Battle is the first of a Trilogy that crosses the universe. Get ready for a wild ride across the galaxy!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherASJ Publishing
    Release dateSep 1, 2015
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      This is amazing fictional masterpiece. I loved it. Everything about it is interesting