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    Kissing Point

    By Peter Hisco

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    According to Julia, her new husband Jethrow is a historian who knows all about wars, but nothing about fighting them. Deciept, danger and world domination, it seems this accidental hero is going to have to learn fast if he is to save the one great love of his life and defeat the dark forces of the underworld.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPeter Hisco
    Release dateMay 25, 2017
    ISBN9781386304746
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    Kissing Point
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    Peter Hisco

    Peter Hisco is an Australian author of fiction and History tomorrow is his second novel after its companion Kissing Point published in 2017. Peter writes for the pure joy of being creative and his stories concentrate on character development through situational comedy set against gritty and often fantastic post-contemporary settings. For Peter, story telling is an art that should never be compromised for the sake of comercial gain. Hence, Kissing Point and History Tomorrow do not fit a particular formula.

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    • 5/5
      This was an awesome read, so many interesting and surprising characters and full of real life metaphors. Jethrow is such a hopeless clutz, I love him