Out Of Place

Out Of Place

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Science Fiction
1776, the American Revolution has begun. A young military man named Michael Nance is told to leave a military camp, but he strays off of the path, getting lost in the forest. Before Michael knows it, he's in 2018, traumatised by big lights, strangely behaved people, and the shocking power of electricity. Written by: geslison
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Superior

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