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Frederick & Samuel
Frederick and Samuel - brothers and enemies, strangers and allies.
Frederick doesn't have much experience with "consequences." Samuel is all too aware of the dangers their kind face. Frederick thinks Samuel needs to relax. Samuel thinks Frederick left three years ago. Frederick's quite proud of himself.
Sequel to A Warm Place to Call Home and The Many Lives of Samuel Beauchamp.
Frederick doesn't have much experience with "consequences." Samuel is all too aware of the dangers their kind face. Frederick thinks Samuel needs to relax. Samuel thinks Frederick left three years ago. Frederick's quite proud of himself.
Sequel to A Warm Place to Call Home and The Many Lives of Samuel Beauchamp.
298 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 10, 2016
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Michael Siemsen
22 books238 followersUSA Today and Amazon bestselling author of Exigency (2014), the Matt Turner series (The Dig, 2011; The Opal, 2012; Return, 2015), and the Demon’s Story series (A Warm Place to Call Home, and The Many Lives of Samuel Beauchamp, 2013), Michael Siemsen has sold more than 175,000 books.
Michael grew up in Venice, California, the second son of a Vietnam veteran who was the first son of a Korean War veteran who was the first son of a World War I veteran. Like Lieutenant Dan, Michael carried on the family tradition and joined the Army, though the only wars he fought in involved blank ammunition, laser tag gear, and were kinda fun.
After a decade working various soul-sucking IT jobs, he independently released THE DIG in early 2011, and, 14 months later, the quirky sci-fi story rocketed to #1 on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, remaining in the top 10 for the rest of the year. He quit his job a few months into THE DIG's initial surge, and has released five more novels since.
Michael is currently at work on the next books in his popular serieseses.
Michael grew up in Venice, California, the second son of a Vietnam veteran who was the first son of a Korean War veteran who was the first son of a World War I veteran. Like Lieutenant Dan, Michael carried on the family tradition and joined the Army, though the only wars he fought in involved blank ammunition, laser tag gear, and were kinda fun.
After a decade working various soul-sucking IT jobs, he independently released THE DIG in early 2011, and, 14 months later, the quirky sci-fi story rocketed to #1 on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, remaining in the top 10 for the rest of the year. He quit his job a few months into THE DIG's initial surge, and has released five more novels since.
Michael is currently at work on the next books in his popular serieseses.
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