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  1. J. Finch

    Old Glory (Original Work) (Military Fantasy)
    Threadmarks: Prologue 1

    Isabella Martinez wasn’t anyone special. She worked night shifts as a research assistant for the North American Astronomical Survey, stationed at their newly commissioned deep space observatory tucked into the desert hills of northern Arizona. It was an isolated, dust-choked facility with more...
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    Days Gone By: A Memoir of the Gallian Front
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    "...In the end, I think, war is what brings out both the best and the worst in us. It is brutal, and unforgiving, and pushes us past the very boundaries of our hearts, minds and souls, and it's in this that we find the most indelible of truths. We find that we are only who we choose to be."...
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