Journal of Lt. Wilson

Journal of Lt. Wilson

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In the year of 2189, human race is under attack by a race of aliens from a far off, un-known solar system. Journal of Lt. Wilson is the first book in this series, and is Lieutenant Henry Wilson's Point of view as this war unfolds.
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