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    The Grandfather And The Raven
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    The Grandfather And The Raven

    By Valerie Brook

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    When he believes he didn't do the right things he should have done in life—

    When he believes he didn't say the good things he should have said—

    When he knows he was used as a tool for evil.

    If all his hope is eternally lost?

    Even after the darkness of death, there may yet be a second chance to fulfill a powerful destiny filled with light.

    A grandfather named Jacob Davidson Bucket is about to find out.

    And the world depends on him.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKickit Press
    Release dateOct 12, 2017
    ISBN9781386828938
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    The Grandfather And The Raven
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    Valerie Brook

    When Valerie was a little girl her parent’s television blew out one night just as the news broadcast ended. For some mysterious and fateful reason, they never fixed it. Not for five years. And during those five years her mother read to her nearly every night; filling her head with distant lands, magical creatures and heroic courage. This seeded Valerie’s childhood dream to be an author. Now, she lives in Portland, Oregon, with her family and well-loved pets. When she’s not writing she can be found painting, riding motorcycles, or dreaming about living on an old-fashioned farm.

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