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    Revenant Syndrome: 01 Genesis: Revenant Syndrome, #1
    Revenant Syndrome: 01 Genesis: Revenant Syndrome, #1
    Revenant Syndrome: 01 Genesis: Revenant Syndrome, #1
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    Revenant Syndrome: 01 Genesis: Revenant Syndrome, #1

    By Robert E. Taylor

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    Corporal Lucas Wright was in trouble. Held pending an investigation following his last mission, he is forced to relate the events of that mission over and over again.

    But this last time was different, for his "interviewers" were not the regular military investigators he was used to.

    As the interview, and his story, unfold, he begins to suspect that there is a lot more going on than he knows and that his interviewers have their own agenda.

    Whoever they are and whatever they want with him, it couldn't be any worse than the actual mission itself.

    Could it?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert E. Taylor
    Release dateFeb 16, 2013
    ISBN9781301479610
    Revenant Syndrome: 01 Genesis: Revenant Syndrome, #1
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    Robert E. Taylor

    Robert Taylor lives with his long-term partner just outside London, England. He has travelled widely, visiting most of Europe, much of North Africa and parts of the Middle-East. His jobs have included many diverse careers such as Bank Courier, Cinema Projectionist and even Scuba Diving Instructor. In his off time, he enjoys travel, reading, computer gaming and watching movies.

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