Reddit reviews First Strike (The Saurian Wars Book 1)
We found 3 Reddit comments about First Strike (The Saurian Wars Book 1). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Reddit reviews First Strike (The Saurian Wars Book 1)We found 3 Reddit comments about First Strike (The Saurian Wars Book 1). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
>My dad passed away 10 years ago. I came home from school to a note on the kitchen bench, my mum crying on the phone and then I heard the ambulance sirens.
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>As a kid remember he would stay up at night writing and saving the files on floppy disk. When he passed he had them saved but they were password protected. Thanks to the joys of the internet I was able to use a key gen to crack the password. One of the best parts of his legacy was finding my name as a main character in his series.
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>I've just published his first book online. He has 3 more completed novels that I'll work on uploading soon.
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>If anyone is interested here is the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073WFCK32/...
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>It's a military sci-fi.
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>I loved my dad and I want to share his work with the rest of the world. I hope you are proud wherever you are dad x.
>My dad passed away 10 years ago. I came home from school to a note on the kitchen bench, my mum crying on the phone and then I heard the ambulance sirens.
>
>As a kid remember he would stay up at night writing and saving the files on floppy disk. When he passed he had them saved but they were password protected. Thanks to the joys of the internet I was able to use a key gen to crack the password. One of the best parts of his legacy was finding my name as a main character in his series.
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>I've just published his first book online. He has 3 more completed novels that I'll work on uploading soon.
>
>If anyone is interested here is the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073WFCK32/...
>
>It's a military sci-fi.
>
>I loved my dad and I want to share his work with the rest of the world. I hope you are proud wherever you are dad x.
>My dad passed away 10 years ago. I came home from school to a note on the kitchen bench, my mum crying on the phone and then I heard the ambulance sirens.
>
>As a kid remember he would stay up at night writing and saving the files on floppy disk. When he passed he had them saved but they were password protected. Thanks to the joys of the internet I was able to use a key gen to crack the password. One of the best parts of his legacy was finding my name as a main character in his series.
>
>I've just published his first book online. He has 3 more completed novels that I'll work on uploading soon.
>
>If anyone is interested here is the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073WFCK32/...
>
>It's a military sci-fi.
>
>I loved my dad and I want to share his work with the rest of the world. I hope you are proud wherever you are dad x.