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2012 Kin Bin Tin Nah
By
John "Jam"Arthur Miller
Print 1st Ed
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The Mayan legend speaks of changing the world. A leader of a Psychic
Circus, Calvin, sees strange events occurring. People changing and
speaking differently.
Can he race with his group to help save the world in time? Or will this Mayan 
legend
chose his fate for him?

TMND says, "Millers characters are as lifelike as imaginary people
can be. His prose is nearly flawless and the story itself is one that
will both terrify and make you think."

Rob Shelsky from Novel Spot says, "2012 Kin Tin Bin Nah, by John
Miller, starts out swinging, takes right off by putting readers
directly in the middle of things, and then keeps them there. Mr. Miller
is very good at dragging the reader, almost bodily it seemed, right
into the thick of things. Before they can catch their literary breath,
they are exposed to one event after another. 2012 Kin Tin Bin Nah had
me hooked from the opening sentence, and kept me hooked throughout the
entire story."


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