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    The Count's Son

    By Tobias Gavran

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    About this ebook

    Thomas wakes up in a world that isn’t his. A world where magic and violence are omnipresent, and his parents are still alive. Now the son of a Count, Thomas needs to face the dark secrets of his alter ego, a young man who looked just like him but wasn’t as simple.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTobias Gavran
    Release dateFeb 2, 2018
    ISBN9781370777624
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    The Count's Son
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    Tobias Gavran

    Tobias Gavran is a 25 year-old French author who has recently started self-publishing short stories in English. His first book, a thriller called "Mort sur mesure," was self-published back in 2013.

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