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    Enemy Me
    Enemy Me
    Enemy Me
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    Enemy Me

    Written by J Carrell Jones

    Narrated by Emily Lawrence

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     Pete Walker died . . . again . . . and again . . . and again . . .

    The very profitable pharmaceutical behemoth Forever Life, Inc. was ready to start Human trials using a new wonder drug that was going to liberate the world. Every disease known - cured. Every handicap or birth defect - eliminated. You don't like your hair texture? Your eye color? Skin color? Height? One small pill taken at night, a short drug induced coma, and several days later - a new you. The problem was that Pete feared this new pill would lead to the extinction of humankind. This meant he had to stop Forever Life at any cost. Any. Cost. Which, included his life . . . again . . . and again . . . and again . . . 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMythical Legends Publishing
    Release dateSep 5, 2017
    ISBN9781943958351
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    J Carrell Jones

    J Carrell Jones studies people. His major in college was Anthropology before switching over to Computer Science and Information Technology. He worked in Customer Support Services for many years, which gave him more opportunity in putting his understanding of people to good practical use. As a US Army veteran, he knows how to play hard and work tough. Nowadays, he gets his greatest joy in life by raising his brilliant young daughter, and writing. He lives in Southern California where the weather is mostly great with his wife, daughter, female cat, and one female Guinea pigs.

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