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Happy March!  Glad to announce that the 2nd installment in the "Djinn and Tonnick" series is out today.  The title is: "The Twisted Tomahawk" and it's available in both e-book and paperback.  Much of the historical background is based on actual facts and events, although I've taken liberties (hey, it is a fictional novel, after all!) in crafting fast-moving and engrossing mystery.  Hope you enjoy.  The next project I'm working on is called: "Zombiesaurs:Emergence," which I look forward to completing in the next month or so.
TTFN,
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