Nick Gyver : Nick Gyver Revealed The Battle Begins
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NickGyver is the fictional sole-surviving grandson of Nicola Tesla, the inventor who developed Alternating Current and our worldwide electric grid and transmission system, motors, generators, transformers, fluorescent/ neon lights, solar cells, remote control, robotics, the automotive ignition system, the speaker, wireless radio, radar, X-rays, and more. NickGyver is a “Nick” name Nicolus got due to his inherited creative genius and ability to come up with a solution to anything. Nick began his inventive days at age three, in a poor village in Yugoslavia. His natural parents were killed in a village raid by mercenaries while he was performing electronic experiments in some nearby caves. Nick gets adopted by the Jamesons, both college professors residing in Connecticut, and continues inventing where his great grandfather left off. Because of his stand for Christ, he finds himself at war with the New World Order, a precursor to the rise of Antichrist.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781597819220
ISBN10: 1597819220
Nicolus Jameson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2006
Publisher: Xulon Press
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