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The Deception is a compelling new novel from British born first-time
author Andrew Parkinson.

Rather than choosing to have his work published in the conventional
manner, Andrew has made the bold decision to publish the book using
the World Wide Web. 

The book is being released chapter by chapter over the coming months,
and anyone wishing to do so can subscribe to his mailing list so that
they receive new chapters automatically, as and when they are
released.

To subscribe, send e-mail to:     deception@earthling.net
with the subject      subscribe deception      and you will be sent
the chapters as attachments in .rtf format. This can be read by most
word processor programs, including Microsoft Word.

or visit      http://camtec.oaktree.co.uk/deception/intro.htm
where the current chapters are available in many different formats.

For those who discover his work later on, previous chapters are
available to download from the website in a variety of formats.

This book is being given out totally free with no obligation on the
readers' behalf. The aim is for Andrew Parkinson to get recognition
for his work and ultimately have it published so the more people who
read it, the better.

SUBSCRIBE NOW. You have nothing to lose.

Your e-mail address will be confidential and not given to any third
parties.
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When Ben Ashton's father disappears, a rapid chain of events force him
and his new girlfriend to become involved in a chase across continents
for historical artifacts of untold value. Those closest to him have
dark secrets that he can not be allowed to learn but the truth is
often impossible to keep secret. Ben Ashton must be deceived or those
who need him will lose him. 

With his father's safety his main priority, Ben Ashton has to
cooperate with those who have betrayed him. Deception may be the only
way that he can possibly succeed. 
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Copyright Notice 

A copy of all content from "The Deception" is held by an independent
third party to ensure no dispute arises over ownership of copyright.
Content from "The Deception"  may be freely duplicated and
distributed, so long as any such duplication or distribution is for
purely personal use. Anyone wishing do redistribute or reproduce "The
Deception", or excerpts from it, should contact the author using the
online feedback form at the web address above.