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    The Tempest
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    The Tempest

    By Stephen Christiansen

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    A new threat to the world has risen and Captain Xxzrx and the crew of the Tempest have come to stop it. However, once they fail, the real adventure begins. Now it's a race against time. Many challenges must be faced and many hard decisions must be made. Will Captain Xxzrx give up his integrity and destroy his moral compass in order to save the world?

    Malik has finally gotten his hands upon the artifact that he has been seeking. The only problem is, everyone else wants it as well, including his general, Megalos. He must fight off enemies and allies alike in order to keep what is his.

    Captain Abigail Smith has finally found what she has been looking for, or has she, and how far will she go to keep it?

    This can be read as part of the Orbbelgguren Series or can be read as a stand alone.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephen Christiansen
    Release dateFeb 11, 2019
    ISBN9780463441671
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    The Tempest
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    Stephen Christiansen

    Born in Henderson, Nevada, Stephen was born to a long line of military personnel. His travels from base to base helped inspire a young and imaginative mind. As he grew he continued his world travels and have visited ancient cultural ruins, rain forests, volcanos, and exotic locations. With these in mind, he is able to weave epic stories of wonderous places and extraordinary people.Stephen now lives in Everett, Washington with his wife and daughter. Today, he inspires to share with the rest of the world some of the fantastic real-life inspired places and events that has shaped his life.

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