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The Gangster Boy of the Savannas - A short story to take you around the world

Tikiri Herath

Publisher: Nefertiti Press

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Summary

What would you do if you come face to face with the world's largest land animal?
 
Are you looking for a delicious bite-sized, feel-good escape for your next coffee break? Come on a trip around the world without having to buy an airline ticket or get your passport.
 
The Accidental Traveler anthology shares the misadventures of life based on one woman's experience growing up across four continents.Life happens when you least expect it.Written by the award-winning author of the Red Heeled Rebels thrillers and mysteries—featuring badass, iron-willed women who never back down!
Available since: 01/13/2020.
Print length: 29 pages.

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