Sierra Port
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  • Reads 308
  • Votes 13
  • Parts 6
  • Time 19m
Ongoing, First published Apr 02, 2017
When Marie returns to her hometown for the first time in years, she never thought that she would discover an untold dark mystery hidden in Sierra Port.

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When Marie Jamison decides to go back to her coastal town, Sierra Port, to get away from her past mistakes from her college years, she thought that it would be easy for her to reconnect with her old friends and relatives she'd left behind, as well as wanting to relive her reckless youthful days back in her teens. But things aren't the same since she left years ago. Everyone she knew had grown and changed into a different person, and summer didn't felt the same to her when spending time with her friends. The ocean becomes violent, with waves crashing onto the seashores. Something sinister lurks around town, and for some reason Marie is dragged into it by an unknown force.

All it takes for things to take a dark turn is to revisit the lost memories of Sierra Port.

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