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The Vargut Emnas

Sojourn, a Novel of Destiny Book 3

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The Vargut Emnas

By: Robert P. Fitton
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Sard, the a vargut gamun of the Creod battle amperage, seeks revenge on the human ancestral Ta-Buhn-Shar. Tom Loftus and Zach are separated upon arrival from the intergalactic passageway. On the planet Al-Bashar, ruled by the tyrannical Tolten. Loftus is placed on trial. His crime: Being a worshipper of Ta-Buhn-Shar. His sentence is death in the Tolten’s acid pit. Sard plots against the Upper Echelon leaders to rule the realm as Vargut Emnas. And all the while the remnants and legacy of the mysterious Ta-Buhn-Shar about and the enigma of why they disappeared after losing the Battle of Golga to Sard and the Creod Realm lingers. But it is the unbeliever Tom Loftus whom the Ta- Buhn-Shar seek out for the final battle against Sard and the Creod Realm.

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