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The Vril Codex (my first published novel)

Firstly hello to other members!  Should you be interested in discussing my vril novels - which are supernatural thrillers with a hint of horror sci fi and steampunk let me know i would be happy to send more samples!

 

Please do visit the Vril Codex Book Page at 
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Vril-Codex/151342004886833?fref=ts

The first novel to tackle ancient norse legend, vril and the nazi's...

blog - http://vrilcodex.blogspot.com/
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