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    Journey into the Unknown, The Moon Princess
    The Nano Kid
    Short, Short Weird Tales
    Ebook series3 titles

    Journey into the Unknown Series

    By John Pirillo

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    About this series

    Fred is just your average kid. Almost. He loves birds. He loves college where he's getting a degree. He even loves a very nice girl named Melanie.

    He has only one problem. He's not normal. He's made from nano fibers. He can change his shape at will. He's more intelligent than a dozen humans put together. He also has the

    conscience of a Mother Theresa combined with the genius of Einstein.

    His biggest problem however is he has a human girlfriend, Melanie and a Nano girlfriend named Caroline.

    To make matters worse there's a group of people who want him and his kind eradicated.

    What's a Nano Kid to do?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Pirillo
    Release dateMar 20, 2014
    Journey into the Unknown, The Moon Princess
    The Nano Kid
    Short, Short Weird Tales

    Titles in the series (3)

    • Short, Short Weird Tales
      Short, Short Weird Tales

      Short, Short Weird Tales

      John Pirillo
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      Inside this collection is an awesome range of monsters and situations that are just downright weird. You will discover that that old mirror on the wall might just be more than it appears to be; that even werewolves have a romantic side; that even the devil hates divorces, especially this one; that one shouldn't make fun of monsters; and that some robots are just downright romantic. Have fun and enjoy the excursion down Weird Lane. Warning! Don't read these late at night. You just might see one of these characters when you least expect it.

      Inside this collection is an awesome range of monsters and situations that are just downright weird. You will discover that that old mirror on the wall might just be more than it appears to be; that even werewolves have a romantic side; that even the devil hates divorces, especially this one; that one shouldn't make fun of monsters; and that some robots are just downright romantic. Have fun and enjoy the excursion down Weird Lane. Warning! Don't read these late at night. You just might see one of these characters when you least expect it.

    • Journey into the Unknown, The Moon Princess
      Journey into the Unknown, The Moon Princess

      Journey into the Unknown, The Moon Princess

      John Pirillo
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      His name was Clifford Snow and he had a mission. Find a cabin high on the top of Mount Charleston. There he was to wait for a sign. It started with a strange meeting with a Paiute Shaman, who gave him a very unusual ruby spirit stone. Embellished with powers that he couldn't understand at the time, he accepted the stone. From that point he was driven to travel to the cabin, where he unwittingly opens up a doorway to the past. As he does, he finds himself in the middle of a life or death struggle with a huge tidal wave and an incredible monster from another time and space that is carrying off an Indian Princess. His mission: Defeat the monster and save the Moon Princess.

      His name was Clifford Snow and he had a mission. Find a cabin high on the top of Mount Charleston. There he was to wait for a sign. It started with a strange meeting with a Paiute Shaman, who gave him a very unusual ruby spirit stone. Embellished with powers that he couldn't understand at the time, he accepted the stone. From that point he was driven to travel to the cabin, where he unwittingly opens up a doorway to the past. As he does, he finds himself in the middle of a life or death struggle with a huge tidal wave and an incredible monster from another time and space that is carrying off an Indian Princess. His mission: Defeat the monster and save the Moon Princess.

    • The Nano Kid
      The Nano Kid

      The Nano Kid

      John Pirillo
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      Fred is just your average kid. Almost. He loves birds. He loves college where he's getting a degree. He even loves a very nice girl named Melanie. He has only one problem. He's not normal. He's made from nano fibers. He can change his shape at will. He's more intelligent than a dozen humans put together. He also has the conscience of a Mother Theresa combined with the genius of Einstein. His biggest problem however is he has a human girlfriend, Melanie and a Nano girlfriend named Caroline. To make matters worse there's a group of people who want him and his kind eradicated. What's a Nano Kid to do?

      Fred is just your average kid. Almost. He loves birds. He loves college where he's getting a degree. He even loves a very nice girl named Melanie. He has only one problem. He's not normal. He's made from nano fibers. He can change his shape at will. He's more intelligent than a dozen humans put together. He also has the conscience of a Mother Theresa combined with the genius of Einstein. His biggest problem however is he has a human girlfriend, Melanie and a Nano girlfriend named Caroline. To make matters worse there's a group of people who want him and his kind eradicated. What's a Nano Kid to do?

    Author

    John Pirillo

    The author was born in Washington, Pennsylvannia. He loves animals and birds. Has two pet cockatiels that keep him company while he writes. He has a lovely daughter and a rascally grandson. He is rich in friends that matter and well adjusted to a life of challenges. He writes and draws every day. He loves anything science fiction, fantasy or extremely well written. Same goes for movies and TV. Not married currently, but has an eye and ear open to possibilities. :)

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