Zen's War: Captivity Volume 1 - Dombrowski, Julian
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In the post-apocalyptic United States a young girl, Sahara, is kidnapped from the campsite that she and her family are staying at. Her father Zen, and her family set out to find her. Along the way, they find adventure, danger and a huge number of characters. One of the people they cross paths with is Colonel Krakowski, who helps them on their quest to find Sahara. Their journey takes them across the devastated landscape of southern Arizona. Will they find Sahara? Only time will tell.

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In the post-apocalyptic United States a young girl, Sahara, is kidnapped from the campsite that she and her family are staying at. Her father Zen, and her family set out to find her. Along the way, they find adventure, danger and a huge number of characters. One of the people they cross paths with is Colonel Krakowski, who helps them on their quest to find Sahara. Their journey takes them across the devastated landscape of southern Arizona. Will they find Sahara? Only time will tell.
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My name is Julian Dombrowski. I am thirty-six years old, and a native of Tucson Arizona. I've always had a great love of the arts. As a child I developed a love of drawing and animation. I wanted to be an animator when I grew up. Later I wanted to be an actor and director. As time progressed I started writing poetry and Science Fiction. High school was never my thing but when I went to college my eyes were opened. I decided to major in English literature and went on to receive a Bachelor's of English at the University of Arizona. Later, I received a Master's of Creative Writing through Southern New Hampshire University.I have Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. As a result, I have no movement in my body. Despite that I have now decided to take up dancing again after many years of not dancing. Many people probably wonder how someone in a wheelchair can dance but trust me it can be done. Being disabled does not mean you cannot do something like dancing for example. It just means you do it in a different way by adapting to your circumstances. I love to write and to create. I hope you enjoy my writings.