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Crossing the Streams Now Available!

Crossing the Streams Our first book, Crossing the Streams, is now available at the following locations:

  • Amazon
  • Barnes & Noble
  • iBookstore
  • Smashwords
  • Scribd
  • Versent
  • Inktera
This entry was posted in Books and tagged Crossing the Streams, Jeremy Zimmerman on May 4, 2014 by defcon.

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