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    Dawn Touches the Girl

    By Iain Brown

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    The Time: The near future. The Place: Orbit around Venus. The Destination: Mercury. The Purpose: To die on a crucifix...

    In the near future humans have conquered space, spread to the inner planets. Mercury, Venus, Mars, the moons of Jupiter and the asteroid belt provide a stream of mineral and industrial wealth for Earth. Wealth that attracts piracy... and more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIain Brown
    Release dateMay 12, 2011
    ISBN9781458180414
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    Dawn Touches the Girl
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    Iain Brown

    Born on Merseyside in 1979, Iain Brown grew up in the East Midlands of England. Vastly over-educated in theoretical physics, he embarked on a research career focusing on the most interesting and least fashionable areas of cosmology. Guitarist, songwriter, sound engineer, author, digital artist, obsessed with mediaeval history and absurdly egotistical, he set up Killing Vector as a creative outlet in 2011. The marque will feature a range of fiction and music from short stories to serial novels, albums and compendia, all released on a loose, flexible schedule through a range of online outlets, currently including Smashwords, Amazon and Lulu.

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