The Celebrated Sprinting Tree of the Calaveras Moon

Science Fiction & Fantasy, Space Opera, Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Science Fiction
Cover of the book The Celebrated Sprinting Tree of the Calaveras Moon by Melissa King Berthold, Melissa King Berthold
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Author: Melissa King Berthold ISBN: 9781301761425
Publisher: Melissa King Berthold Publication: October 19, 2013
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Melissa King Berthold
ISBN: 9781301761425
Publisher: Melissa King Berthold
Publication: October 19, 2013
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Don't judge a man by the tree he falls in love with. Lu Chan Spenser Fredette, nicknamed Siddhartha, lost the love of his life, Bolinda or Bo, as she sunned herself unwittingly on the path of stampeding Sprinting Trees. The trees didn't mean any harm, but Siddhartha could not be consoled. He would not be consoled until he saw his beloved, mail order bride brought back from the dead in the form of a celebrated Sprinting Tree. From then on, the two would not be parted--except the Running Redwoods had nefarious designs. The destiny of Siddhartha and Bo the Sprinting Tree is written on the binary stars of the California Solar System and lucky for you, broadcast on Channel 12, Your Universe News, bringing you all of the news you make and break at all hours and all times throughout space at the tireless speed of quantum thought.

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Don't judge a man by the tree he falls in love with. Lu Chan Spenser Fredette, nicknamed Siddhartha, lost the love of his life, Bolinda or Bo, as she sunned herself unwittingly on the path of stampeding Sprinting Trees. The trees didn't mean any harm, but Siddhartha could not be consoled. He would not be consoled until he saw his beloved, mail order bride brought back from the dead in the form of a celebrated Sprinting Tree. From then on, the two would not be parted--except the Running Redwoods had nefarious designs. The destiny of Siddhartha and Bo the Sprinting Tree is written on the binary stars of the California Solar System and lucky for you, broadcast on Channel 12, Your Universe News, bringing you all of the news you make and break at all hours and all times throughout space at the tireless speed of quantum thought.

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