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The Vitruvian Deceptions
Ty Atwood's entire life had consisted of lies and deceptions. His very existence came about by a catastrophic laboratory explosion when a series of experiments became contaminated. The handful of people who knew of Ty had kept his secrets since the waning days of WWII. In the new millennium, Ty runs the risk of having his real identity revealed, and his mutations exploited by enemies from decades before who wish to share his powers of endless youth and spontaneous healing.
260 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 23, 2018
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February 20, 2019
Well crafted story
Great read, the minor characters seemed more real than the majors. I suppose given that they were not quite human that was to be expected.
The story arc initailly was not too convincing but it got there.
An intesresting premise well delivered.
Great read, the minor characters seemed more real than the majors. I suppose given that they were not quite human that was to be expected.
The story arc initailly was not too convincing but it got there.
An intesresting premise well delivered.
August 16, 2022
Very Good Read
This was a marvelous adventure. Ms. Klein has fashioned a story that captivates and holds the reader. She has an entertaining style of writing. Story is believable -- well, maybe not the main theme -- and the characters are solid throughout the story.
This was a marvelous adventure. Ms. Klein has fashioned a story that captivates and holds the reader. She has an entertaining style of writing. Story is believable -- well, maybe not the main theme -- and the characters are solid throughout the story.
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