ALBIE MERANI AND THE DEADLY STORM - Townsley, Gr
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Albie Merani is surrounded by a loving family and a wonderful girlfriend; his life is everything he wanted it to be. He is the captain of the Hamarchi Phoenix Team, the head of the development team at the Manidron Research Institute, and an overall nice guy. He couldn't ask for anything more in life. Rumours of an experimental device developed by his team reaches others, far and wide, setting off a chain-reaction full of treachery, deceit and corporate espionage. Trailed by the very group that seeks to control the instrument itself while on vacation with his family, he returns home to find…mehr

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Albie Merani is surrounded by a loving family and a wonderful girlfriend; his life is everything he wanted it to be. He is the captain of the Hamarchi Phoenix Team, the head of the development team at the Manidron Research Institute, and an overall nice guy. He couldn't ask for anything more in life. Rumours of an experimental device developed by his team reaches others, far and wide, setting off a chain-reaction full of treachery, deceit and corporate espionage. Trailed by the very group that seeks to control the instrument itself while on vacation with his family, he returns home to find that everything has changed. A malevolent storm hovers on the horizon, jeopardising the safety and security of those he loves. When his girlfriend disappears, Albie realises that things have started going from bad to worse and that there's way too much at stake with Albie's quantum door technology stolen. Time is running out and it's up to him to discover the identity of the person who has double-crossed him.
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Palmerston North artistic writer Geri Townsley who writes under the pen name of GR Townsley is known for her creative writing talent and after the 2008 financial crisis. Publishers around the world have been rejecting books written by unknown creative authors (like me) and, now self-publishing is the only avenue for writers now.