Amaranth: A Short Story

Name: Amaranth: A Short Story
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Author: Zachariah Wahrer
ISBN: 9781370985159

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Zachariah Wahrer

Editeurs divers USA
Paru le : 11/04/2018

Ava, a talented coder for the multi-national Haute Tech Corp., is coping with the death of her fiancée, Liam. Now, six months after his passing, Ava... > Lire la suite

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Ava, a talented coder for the multi-national Haute Tech Corp., is coping with the death of her fiancée, Liam. Now, six months after his passing, Ava gets a PM from Liam's social media account, claiming it's him. Ava saw the gruesome accident scene and identified Liam's corpse, but somehow, the sender has information only he could know. Could Liam be alive, or is it just a sick joke?Set in gritty, futuristic Tokyo, Amaranth is a thrilling sci-fi short story by Dawn Saga author, Zachariah Wahrer.

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Date de parution : 11/04/2018
Editeur : Editeurs divers USA
ISBN : 978-1-370-98515-9
EAN : 9781370985159
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Zachariah Wahrer

Sign up for Zachariah's newsletter and receive a Dawn Saga starter pack with free books and digital art! https://zachariahwahrer.com/newsletterZachariah Wahrer spent the first twelve years of his adult life doing various jobs around the United States, such as eBay salesman, punk rock musician, horse halter craftsman, and rock climbing gym route-setter. Near the end of 2014, Zachariah moved into a Honda Odyssey with his wife Sarah and began traveling the United States and Canada, seeking inspiration and adventure while writing and rock climbing full-time.
His first novel, Breakers of the Dawn: Book 1 of the Dawn Saga, was electronically published in December of 2014. When not deeply immersed in imaginary worlds, Zachariah loves to experience the outdoors as well as read about science, futurology, and trans-humanism. He also enjoys home-brewing and creating digital art to accompany his writing. Currently, Zachariah lives in Bozeman, Montana.