The Lermen War - Taylor
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The Lermen War: Humanity's First Contact By: James Taylor In 2100, Humanity begins exploring the vast expanses of the galaxy. By 2145, they have their first contact with the Lermen. After years of tension, in 2252, war between Humanity and their allies and the Lermen breaks out that will end the lives of thousands throughout the galaxy. At fourteen, Ken loses his parents in the brutal attack on the Eagle's Paradise space cruise ship by the Lermen. His world is torn to pieces. After their deaths, Ken is left in the care of his grandparents and attempts to have a few normal years of high school.…mehr

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The Lermen War: Humanity's First Contact By: James Taylor In 2100, Humanity begins exploring the vast expanses of the galaxy. By 2145, they have their first contact with the Lermen. After years of tension, in 2252, war between Humanity and their allies and the Lermen breaks out that will end the lives of thousands throughout the galaxy. At fourteen, Ken loses his parents in the brutal attack on the Eagle's Paradise space cruise ship by the Lermen. His world is torn to pieces. After their deaths, Ken is left in the care of his grandparents and attempts to have a few normal years of high school. His life is good. He is a basketball star with wonderful friends and an amazing girlfriend, but his past continues to haunt him. After completing high school, he cannot let go of his quest for revenge and joins the war effort. Will the war provide the closure Ken seeks, or will he submit to the overwhelming sense of revenge and lose himself in the process? About the Author James Taylor is a college student and enjoys playing sports, video games, and hanging out with family and friends. He sees himself as an average person who takes nothing for granted and tries to live life to the fullest.
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A wizard with words and a man of the bush. Aaron is a 25-year-old father of two and a beloved husband. He has spent five years assisting the bush to regenerate in the South Coast of New South Wales, and spent far too much of that time daydreaming and fantasizing. The Wizard and the Birdsong is the first fruit of his laborious fantasizing, and a gift he hopes will be read by families all over the world to help honour old ways of community-mindedness and caring for our loved ones.