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    Ja Rel Sunstormer and the Port Controller of Cruzar
    Ja Rel Sunstormer and the Port Controller of Cruzar
    Ja Rel Sunstormer and the Port Controller of Cruzar
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    Ja Rel Sunstormer and the Port Controller of Cruzar

    By DeWayne L. Copeland

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    Beyond the Most Distant Star, In a Time Yet to Come,
    The adventure of a lifetime awaits young Ja Rel Sunstormer!
    Except, he's trapped in the most boring job in the universe!

    Until the Arrival of an enterprising colonial merchant
    Offers the opportunity to escape.
    But will the answer to an unasked question
    Kill the odyssey before it even begins?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDeWayne L. Copeland
    Release dateMar 14, 2016
    ISBN9781311732439
    Ja Rel Sunstormer and the Port Controller of Cruzar
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    DeWayne L. Copeland

    DeWayne Copeland is an independent author and filmmaker. While this is his first published prose endeavor, he has written and directed—and produced for others, a number of short films. DeWayne is the co-creator and producer of the live action, super-hero web-series "CV Nation" (http://www.cvnationseries.com). He is also the assistant editor on the graphic novels "Chaosis," "Little Big Shot," and "4 Color Inc."

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      Ja Rel Sunstormer and the Port Controller of Cruzar - DeWayne L. Copeland

      Ja Rel Sunstormer and the Port Controller of Cruzar

      Copyright 2015 DeWayne L. Copeland

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      Table of Contents

      A Summons

      An Unplanned Arrival

      A Delible Impression

      The Traders' Lounge

      Too Much Romance

      Acknowledgements

      About DeWayne L. Copeland

      Connect with DeWayne L. Copeland

      A Summons

      Two mighty weapons struck each other with tremendous fury, rousing the crowded arena into a deafening frenzy. More than one million sentient beings, encompassing races from across the galaxy's nations, lent their voices to the growing din. The clamor suffused them with an almost religious fervor. It generated an intense exhilaration to which no one present offered the slightest resistance. Everyone's focus was riveted to the contest now unfolding upon the brutal battle grounds of the Amphitheatre at Movotu Kirindarh. The Amphitheatre was constructed directly beneath Azure the Lesser—the planet's lone, geostationary moon. It was an aged structure whose colossal walls—hand hewn from natural stone—whispered a grand history of game, gala, and glory to all who were attentive enough to hear. Neither the arid lakebed upon which the historic coliseum stood, nor the miserable, beating heat of the sun—a blue supergiant of the first magnitude that almost completely filled the vapid, cloudless sky—could abate the anticipation of imminent victory shared by the raucous spectators.

      The two combatants drew back from one another, each reassessing

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