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    The Story: Deviation
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    The Story: Deviation
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    The Story: Deviation

    By Randi Janelle

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    About this ebook

    When Dan encounters The Anger, he supplements his day job as a high school math teacher with writing a novel. The Anger, a product of feeling enslaved to his job, recedes as the inspiration for his story emerges, but little does he know. He's not in control. Neither are his characters.

    This rich and complex novel, populated with intriguing characters of differing nationalities and beliefs and orientations, takes the reader deep into the world of "What if?" What if you were transported to a time and space to learn a person's story outside his or her stereotypes? If you had to relive a series of moments, would you continue in habitual patterns, or would you deviate from them? Who's in control? Are you?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 23, 2015
    ISBN9781329631700
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    The Story: Deviation
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    Randi Janelle

    Randi is an author, photographer, performance poet, yoga instructor, cat whisperer... She calls Asheville, NC home, but has lived and toured in Australia and New Zealand, and understands the phrases "fair dinkum" and "keen as." She's starting an entertainment biz and coaching program along with writing The Story series. The second book, "The Story: Possession" is due out in spring of 2017. Follow her adventures at randijanelle.com/story-creates!

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