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    Demigod

    By Jaron Lee Knuth

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    How far would you be willing to go in order to to save the world?

    When Benjamin Wilson reaches the breaking point of lifelong debilitating migraines, his brain unleashes a power previously unknown to man. With the ability to read minds and move objects with just a thought, he begins a journey of personal wish fulfillment. Yet amongst his life of selfish excess, he finds himself unable to ignore the presence of evil. When his attempts at costumed super-heroics fail to solve the world's problems, Benjamin Wilson is forced to search for a more permanent solution.

    Demigod is the story of our true capacity for greatness, and the possibility of downfall when mankind stops believing in its own potential.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJaron Lee Knuth
    Release dateDec 8, 2010
    ISBN9781456457990
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    Demigod
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    Jaron Lee Knuth

    Jaron Lee Knuth was born in western Wisconsin in 1978. Suffering from multiple illnesses as a young child, he was forced to find an escape from his bedridden existence through the storytelling of any media he could find. Science fiction and fantasy novels, television programs, films, video games, and comic books all provided him with infinite worlds for his imagination to explore. Now he spends his days creating stories and worlds in the hope that others might find somewhere to escape as well. He would love to reply to any questions or comments you may have for him at jaronleeknuth@gmail.com

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