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    Portal-Walker: A Transdimensional Tale
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    Portal-Walker: A Transdimensional Tale

    By J.S. Garner

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    Julie's unique ability to transition between worlds once wreaked havoc with her life as her attempts to live in other worlds had failed miserably. Now, back on Earth, it has landed her a lucrative, yet demanding, career helping celebrities and others of means reach destinations off-world where they can kick-back and relax without the hassle of demanding schedules, paparazzi, or screaming fans. This odd-hour career, however, pulls Julie away from her baby, Lucas, and her husband, Jason, straining her family bonds and forcing her to make hard decisions about what she should do with her life and her powers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.S. Garner
    Release dateMay 18, 2018
    ISBN9781973342496
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    Portal-Walker: A Transdimensional Tale
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    J.S. Garner

    J.S. Garner (1982- ) grew up in Elwood, IN before obtaining a degree in Chemistry from University of Indianapolis. He now lives in West Lafayette, IN along with his wife and three children.  He can be reached at jsgarnerauthor@gmail.com. Also on blogger (https://jsgarnerauthor.blogspot.com/), twitter (@jsgarnerauthor), and Facebook (www.facebook.com/JSGarnerauthor). Previously published under the pen-name "Rebecca Stevens."

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