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From the Publisher The book is about family of immortals that have been around for 66 million years. They are fighting an endless war with their arch-enemies, the cavemen. The cavemen have been around even longer and they feel like they are the rightful rulers of Earth, since they were the first intelligent beings on the planet. They want to enslave mankind, and Bejine's immortal family is the only thing between them and their rule of the Earth! The immortals and the cavemen have been fighting their secret war for millions of years, out of sight of the modern humans.Their battle goes public, as the cavemen try to capture some of the daughters of Bejine, and they are joined by a small group of modern humans, that find out to their surprise that the immortals have not only lived forever but they are extremely hard to kill! Surprises await modern Earth in the 'Endless War'. Features - The Immortals Read a Sample Chapter Read a Sample Chapter The Immortals Eternal War By Benjamin W. Schenk AuthorHouse Copyright © 2009 Benjamin W. Schenk All right reserved. ISBN: 978-1-4389-8203-8 Chapter One Outside a grocery store; a large, dark-haired, balding man is talking to a petite, less than 5-feet- tall, blonde-haired girl. He hugs the girl and she walks into the store. A smaller, dark-haired, balding man walks out and shakes the larger man's hand. "What times does she get off work, Barry?" Asks the larger man. "Around 10 P.M., Bejine." Barry replies. "And what time do Tyana and Christee get through?" Bejine asks. "I also promised Chry that I would give her a ride home. What times does her shift end?" "Tyana and Christee get off around 9." Barry says. "Chry gets off at 9:30." "Do me a favor and stay with them until I can get here to pick them up." Bejine says. "The older two and I will do our shopping until By is ready to go home." Barry nods his head. He curiously turns to where the petite girl is at the time-clock. He * his attention to Bejine. "B