Where Porch Went
CollinCortinas
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CollinCortinas
Ongoing, First published Sep 21, 2017
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The story of two men, trapped in a society with no control over what they do or what happens to them. This novel is about the unfair realities of life, the controlling nature of the world we live in, and the little happy moments that come along with it.
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