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    Recalling the Light
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    Recalling the Light
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    Recalling the Light

    By Nelly Starfields

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    About this ebook

    It's the 24th century... the energy of minds is replaced oil and gas. People are able to create anything, travel and more with their mental technology. However, this realm of dreams turns into nightmares when a new leader arrives. He does anything to make his will permanent, and if anyone stands his way, he takes what is the most precious to him/her, the memories...

    Minna and her friends are planning one last operation to gain what is lost to them; hence, what is lost to Minna.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNelly Starfields
    Release dateFeb 12, 2018
    ISBN9781370973576
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    Recalling the Light
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    Nelly Starfields

    Nelly Starfields is a BA of English language and literature in Turkey. She began writing when she was 12. She likes to read and research about cultures, fantasy, history and languages. She is also an intermediate artist and graphic designer. Nelly also has several 'early' stories that are published in different sites.

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