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    Terminal Point

    By John Jason Lee

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    Being a Federation Hunter is difficult enough. Having to cross a dead city inhabited by crazed survivors of a plague doesn't make things easier. Add a few escaped convicts, two vials of deadly spores, and High Councillor Stanger into the mix, and the Hunter's mission just became harder.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Jason Lee
    Release dateApr 25, 2018
    ISBN9780463333921
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    Terminal Point
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    John Jason Lee

    John Jason Lee lives in the back end of nowhere in England. He has a number of cats that strive at every turn to hamper his creative genius by sleeping on his chair, his desk or his keyboard (or all three at once). He also has a psychotic, bad smelling dog that has inspired an interest in all things strange and undead.When he is not travelling the universe or jumping back and forth through space/time, etc., J.J enjoys playing with photography, reading sci-fi novels and watching movies. He likes the countryside, the ocean, peace and quiet ... loud cars, loud music and motorcycles that frighten environmental activists.He also likes vodka.He cuts his own hair, shaves occasionally and never wears aftershave. He believes a man should be a man and should smell like one ... Sweat, old leather and engine oil are good for the soul.And for giving you elbow room at the bar.That's about it.I haven't done much in my life that I can write about here - I haven't scaled any mountains, found a cure for some obscure disease, discovered some rare botanical specimen in the amazon jungle; I just like to write ... Sometimess. But just in case anything amazing happens, I've left extra space at the base of this page so I can tell you about it – though I have a feeling arthritis will set in before that happens ...

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