The Death of the Brave - Arturo Martinez - Grāmatas -  - 9781520171999 - 2019. gada 7. jūlijs
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The Death of the Brave

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"The Death of the Brave" (dreamed into existence during the insane years of my life; struggling, chasing the american dream but living an american reality.) Tells the story of the imminent dangers of Earth since the beginning of time and the brave people who have restored life back to it. A beginning which we have been lied too about, all our lives. Do you want to know the truth about who our ancestors really are and how they arrived on this planet Earth Find out about what really happened between God and her 12 Archangels; especially the one known as Lucifer. Take a different look on how the decisions of our ancestors still affect our lives today and how the truth has been far removed. Do you want to know who was responsible for unleashing the 7 deadly sins onto us humans Because of all this, life today is cruel with demons and monsters in the forms of man destroying the lives of innocent people. But yet there is hope in this present time; a ray of sunshine amongst all the darkness. A group of men belonging to a brotherhood end up confronting the evil corrupt powers that destroy the lives of people today. Sacrificing their lives in the fight against darkness; they successfully restore peace, love, and brotherhood which mankind long deserves."The Death of the Brave" will appeal to readers interested in stories about early history, conspiracy theories, shamanism, contemporary life in the underground world, and brave men who seek to restore peace, equality, and prosperity to all mankind.

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Izlaists 2019. gada 7. jūlijs
ISBN13 9781520171999
Lapas 222
Izmēri 152 × 229 × 13 mm   ·   331 g
Valoda Angļu  

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