El último color sobre la Tierra

El último color sobre la Tierra

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El desastre inicial quedó atrás hace años, pero nada ha vuelto a ser lo mismo: el ser humano ya no está en la cima de la pirámide. La atmósfera sigue contaminada, amenazando muda con liquidar la cuenta pendiente. Todo lo que queda son los esqueletos de las ciudades abandonadas, páramos desolados, amplias zonas arrasadas por la radiación. Y, por todas partes, muertos que caminan, cuerpos podridos, zombies. Es en este nuevo mundo hostil donde ella se busca la vida bajo constantes amenazas, y lo hace bastante bien para estar tan loca. ✪ Actualizado cada fin de semana ~ [ 04/03/2017 ] 【 Puede que encuentres: lenguaje duro, descripciones gráficas de violencia, sexualidad. 】
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