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      Canvas & Sunrise

      by Gerard F. Dunn
      Published
      May 2009
      Main Genre
      Fantasy Fantasy
      Pages
      94
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      About This Book

      This book contains a collection of short stories in this order: CanvasA young portrait painter discovers the secret of his new studio. AfterglowCarey a grad student with a useless boyfriend, has unknowingly become the target of an old Celtic Crone. She leans on her close friends who don't have her best interests in mind. Level GroundA lazy soldier trying to get by with the least amount of responsibility and work. These traits lead him down a path not even his platoon sergeant could have seen. SunriseYou wake up in a tropical paradise. The sun is bright the beach is clean, and the water looks perfect. Everything is too perfect; that is the problem.

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      Speculative Fiction

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      Fantasy

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      First Edition May 2009 Booksurge Publishing ISBN13 9781439217023 ISBN10 1439217025
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      Jul 2024 Gerard Dunn ISBN13 9798227883643 ISBN10 B0DBXPV7WK
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