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    Venku(s)

    By Vera West

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    Venku(s), the second novel in the Soul(s) series and takes us back in time to when Ajani first awakens in Second-Plane. We meet his venku, see how the war began and travel past where Soul(s) left off. Venku(s) spins a delicious tale of regret, rivalry and rejection.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVera West
    Release dateJan 8, 2015
    ISBN9781311818829
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    Venku(s)
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    Vera West

    After a messy divorce from music, West fell into a torrid love affair with writing. They’ve been somewhat happily married since 2013, when her first novel was published in partnership with Schuler’s Books & Music Chapbook Press. West graduated from Grand Valley State University with a Bachelor’s of Art in Writing in 2011 with an emphasis on fiction and poetry. Since then, West has self-published a handful of novels and two collections of poems that tackle themes of love, redemption, cultural identity, social issues and the afterlife. West resides in Michigan with her family and can often be found reheating the tea she forgot she made or reading a good book.

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