| Author: | Lucus Anthony Ren | ISBN: | 9781387222858 |
| Publisher: | Lulu.com | Publication: | September 10, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Lulu.com | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lucus Anthony Ren |
| ISBN: | 9781387222858 |
| Publisher: | Lulu.com |
| Publication: | September 10, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Lulu.com |
| Language: | English |
A lost cargo ship emerges 37 years after it vanished without a trace. Heroes from the high school football team disappear during an after game party, while special agents are baffled over a hand found on Monkey Mountain. Lucus Anthony Ren takes us into darken areas of ourselves we seldom travel, for reasons while most are able to find and use the map, the lights simply go out. Two of the most congenial residents at Province Living retirement complex, open and willing to assist in any, Hans and Lizzy, were rightly viewed openly as, hallmarks of good living. A young couple, new comers at the complex were lost in the property, couldn't find their own apartment, saw the party and rode the elevator seeking directions. For Jovan and Aria being lost wasn’t the problem, in knocking on that door opened unto a world forgotten, where its hosts so hospitable informing you can see everything is clearer now, now that you're feeling yourself. Isn't it?
A lost cargo ship emerges 37 years after it vanished without a trace. Heroes from the high school football team disappear during an after game party, while special agents are baffled over a hand found on Monkey Mountain. Lucus Anthony Ren takes us into darken areas of ourselves we seldom travel, for reasons while most are able to find and use the map, the lights simply go out. Two of the most congenial residents at Province Living retirement complex, open and willing to assist in any, Hans and Lizzy, were rightly viewed openly as, hallmarks of good living. A young couple, new comers at the complex were lost in the property, couldn't find their own apartment, saw the party and rode the elevator seeking directions. For Jovan and Aria being lost wasn’t the problem, in knocking on that door opened unto a world forgotten, where its hosts so hospitable informing you can see everything is clearer now, now that you're feeling yourself. Isn't it?
