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    Gravatia

    By Jon Swift

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    Its 2035. A dark cloud of crime hangs over Liverpool, constantly poisoning victims and rotting the city's core. The government do nothing while the police are outmatched. When a doctor finds a missing young man on Southport beach with his face burnt off, that's set to change. The Inspector in charge of the case sees him as a key witness, as he is the only survivor of a family of four, but it's clear Ted Bennett is destined for greater things. The result of brutal torture, his body was entwined with gravity, giving him incredible capabilities. With this ability, Ted vows to get revenge on every man who was involved that night and beat a way to Troyt himself. But in a city where people will betray even the noblest of causes for a few pounds, it will not be easy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJon Swift
    Release dateSep 1, 2017
    ISBN9781370939312
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    Gravatia
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    Jon Swift

    Born in Liverpool in 1985, Jon has been writing since the age of 17 and not wanted to do anything else since. He attended Childwall Comprehensive School and Liverpool Hope University, earning what he would find out to be a completely irrelevent education. He works a dead end job to pay the bills. Hopefully only until he can pay said bills with his writing skills. He does not own a fridge. When he isn't writing, Jon plays video games, reads, watches movies and tv shows. Sometimes, he can even be found playing soccer, but you must look carefully. Jon is allergic to turnips and stupidity.He aims to break through the glass ceiling of publication and be on a first name basis with Mark Coker.

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