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    Quadrant 10: The End of Everything
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    Quadrant 10: The End of Everything

    By Nicholas Ahlhelm

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    1500. Rome. Enigma is out of place and he may be out of time. As a new century dawns, the center of the world falls under the threat of an ancient evil as it returns from the stars.

    Enigma will test all his telepathic, telekinetic and omnipathic abilities if he will have any hope of stopping a danger far greater than any of the Morgan brothers have faced before! But even with his abilities pitted against his threat, he still will have to contend with the dangers of the most infamous family in the history of Rome: the Borgias.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMetahuman Press
    Release dateFeb 5, 2020
    ISBN9781370126415
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    Nicholas Ahlhelm

    Nicholas Ahlhelm produces new super powered fiction, often in a serialized format like you see here with Lightweight. He lives in Eastern Iowa where he wishes the winters were just a bit less wintery. Learn more about his work at superpoweredfiction.com. To directly back his writing and get new serialized stories months before everyone else, support him at Patreon.com/ahlhelm.

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