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    Tales Of The Alpha Triad: Changing The Past Book 1: episodes 1 - 6
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    Tales Of The Alpha Triad: Changing The Past Book 1: episodes 1 - 6

    By Jaysen True Blood

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    John O'Dell has lost it all, even the will to live. a brilliant mind, he is wasted at what he does...but that is all about to change as destiny is about to make some of his wildest ideas come to life such as time and dimensional travel. But what will it cost? 

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    PublisherJaysen True Blood
    Release dateNov 10, 2018
    ISBN9781386439943
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    Tales Of The Alpha Triad: Changing The Past Book 1: episodes 1 - 6
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    Jaysen True Blood

    Jaysen True Blood was born and raised in the Midwest where he currently resides. His first taste of writing came early in grade school with a class assignment. a few years later, his love for writing would return as he found himself with another class assignment, this time a poetry unit. through junior high, he would write a series of novels, many poems, and begin his long interest in writing song lyrics as well. In high school, he would learn the value of tall tales, myths and other kinds of stories as he continued to build his store of stories. upon graduation, he went for a semester at a university, where he would write two stories, one of which would become a serial online for about six months. Returning home, he worked at just about anything he could find, but never strayed far from his love of the story. After his first marriage, he signed on with Keep It Coming, an e-zine, where he wrote two serials, "Tales From The Renge" and "Breed's Command" (the same characters appear with Fancy Marsh in several subsequent westerns. The serial was taken from a manuscript written for a class assignment while in high school). H also wrote writing and music related articles for the print version of KIC that came out for just three issues. When KIC went under, Jay was once again forced to work at different jobs just to make ends meet. between 2007 and 2010, Jay would release "Seven By Jay: Seven Short Stories", "The Price Of Lust: Book One Of Faces In The Crowd" and "So Here's To Twilight And Other Poems".

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