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    Black Seven

    By Deb CarverOwens

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    Makayna tries to get the other scientists to listen to her while at the same time with the help of the chief security officer, Rejnor Phelpson, she tries to find her father. Sylar is planning on threatening planets with the Energy Extractor used as a weapon to get power and riches.
    1509 AD
    A young indian maiden, Venetta, who has visions sees a strange symbol on the wall of a cave. It is a horizontal straight line with a vertical line coming down from it. In a flash of light, she is taken to Kanah by an alien. Beware when the five waters rise and unite to form your world's end.
    2009 AD
    Mallory is a college student who lives in Manistee Michigan and is on home for summer break. She goes for a drive in her car and sees a cave that she didn’t remember being in the area. She encounters Ben Stillmah and tells him about the cave. Can they find a way to stop this device if it is activated? Will the evil usurper of the Kanian throne find out how to start the machine and threaten Earth with it?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJul 4, 2016
    ISBN9781365237430
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