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    Seed of Creation: The MoonWar Cycle, #1

    By Valmore Daniels

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    Seed of Creation

     

    Seven moons orbit a lone planet in a distant star system. The inhabitants of Oraluno, the middle moon, believe theirs is the only civilization in existence.

    On the night of a dark crossing, Lonas, a nobleman's son, sees something in the sky that should not be. When his father is assassinated in front of him, his quest for justice leads him to a shocking discovery. The killers are technologically advanced soldiers from a neighboring moon. They seem unstoppable.

    In a whirlwind of adventure that takes him from one side of the moon to the other, Lonas uncovers the true history of his world, lost for millennia. 

    Once that knowledge gets out, it will bring all seven moons to the brink of war…

     

    The MoonWar Cycle
    Seed of Creation
    To Touch the Sky (forthcoming)
    The End of Heaven (forthcoming)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherValmoreDaniels.com
    Release dateApr 6, 2016
    ISBN9781927560167
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    Seed of Creation: The MoonWar Cycle, #1
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    Valmore Daniels

    Valmore Daniels has lived on the coasts of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic Oceans, and dozens of points in between. An insatiable thirst for new experiences has led him to work in several fields, including legal research, elderly care, oil & gas administration, web design, government service, human resources, and retail business management. His enthusiasm for travel is only surpassed by his passion for telling tall tales.

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