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    Mistaken

    By James Mast

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    About this ebook

    A tormented rebel, Adrian is going through the motions in life and slowly unraveling until one day his fantasy comes true.

    Entangled into a strange and potentially deadly romance, he soon discovers a purpose for his life that goes beyond the mundane and finds himself caught up in a seemingly paranormal mystery.

    But as things ramp up, Adrian is forced to question the nature of reality, and is in for quite a surprise when the truth is revealed.

    "Mistaken" is a philosophical and romantic drama involving a look into the masculine mind and a coming of age that invites the reader to go beyond the definition of a normal life and into its deep, darker core.

    Author: James Mast

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJames Mast
    Release dateJun 27, 2015
    ISBN9781310770531
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    James Mast

    I'm James Mast. I'm a rebel. I've beat anxiety, had relationships with girls, traveled a bit and now I want to spread my message to the world. It needs it. http://rebeltothecore.com/

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