Paralyzed
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Last published Mon, Aug 27, 2018
The future is dark. The situation is dire. Survival is key.
Aleigha Windsor doesn't believe in the system that the government has set up to keep everyone alive and controlled. When she gets tied into a crime that could end her life, she is forced to participate in a sick game to the death.
(Book I in the Paralyzed series)
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