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Project Genesis Legacy: Book One-The Swords of Destiny

Project Genesis Legacy: Book One-The Swords of Destiny

by Ian W.J. McClure

AdventureAttractive LeadDungeon CrawlerFantasyFemale Lead

I’ve been building this world for years. Piece by piece. Word by word. It’s a story that blends science and magic, AI and dragons, love and war. The kind of story I always wanted to read but could never quite find. It starts with a dying planet and a final sacrifice. A long-forgotten civilization chose extinction to protect another world. A blue world still in its infancy. What happens more than a million years later is the story I’m trying to tell. I don’t know if there’s an appetite for something like this. I don’t know if it’ll connect with anyone. But if you’re here and you’re curious, I’d love for you to give it a chance. And if you are intrigued, let me know. That’s all I really want to find out. I just want to tell a great story and hope it resonates with someone out there.

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