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- Author: Gerard Denza
- Publisher: Gerard Denza
- ISBN-10: 1732865302
- ISBN-13: 9781732865303
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.5 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Time is not what you think it is. NEW YORK CITY. Howard Winter has one passion in life: drinking at his bar in downtown Manhattan. On this night, the last survivors on Earth are keeping him company, that is...if they're still on Earth. A phantom moon hovers above the city and shadow-like figures have surrounded the bar. In a desperate attempt to save themselves, the survivors hold a seance and Howard is thrust back in time to 1947. He awakens to find himself living a past life in the body of Edward Mendez: Private Investigator. Maneuvering through a hostile time and place, Edward meets a mysterious and dangerous woman who may be mankind's only hope of stopping the most horrific Armageddon ever imagined. The Time Deceiver is an occult thriller with elements of horror and noir mystery.
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- Author: Gerard Denza
- Publisher: Gerard Denza
- ISBN-10: 1732865302
- ISBN-13: 9781732865303
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.5 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Time is not what you think it is. NEW YORK CITY. Howard Winter has one passion in life: drinking at his bar in downtown Manhattan. On this night, the last survivors on Earth are keeping him company, that is...if they're still on Earth. A phantom moon hovers above the city and shadow-like figures have surrounded the bar. In a desperate attempt to save themselves, the survivors hold a seance and Howard is thrust back in time to 1947. He awakens to find himself living a past life in the body of Edward Mendez: Private Investigator. Maneuvering through a hostile time and place, Edward meets a mysterious and dangerous woman who may be mankind's only hope of stopping the most horrific Armageddon ever imagined. The Time Deceiver is an occult thriller with elements of horror and noir mystery.
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