Death Count

Death Count

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Rylai Heston is a gamer slash photographer slash artist. Not a single bone in her body ever spelled athletic or fit. Even running down from their stairs got her panting. And her survival experience had been just on the black screen of her iphone. So when something happened one night turning her world into chaos and people started eating each other like in a very bad cannibal movie turned nightmare, she was forced to do some very athletic stuff. Would she and her unlikely team be able to survive the dawn of the new world with those people eating human-like crazies? Or will she succumbed to the cannibals' call to join their force?
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Life in Class 5 has never been easy for Harper Clemons. Food has always been scarce, and it seems like bitter winter nights are always lurking around the corner, but things have been worse since her parents died. She has to find a way out of Class 5, for her sake and her brother's. There's only one way out: a virtual competition called the Task. People enter the Task every year. Some come back champions, earning a better life for their family. Most don't come back at all. Harper's willing to take the risk. She signs up for the Task and is brought face to face with her worst nightmares. But it's not the nightmares she's worried about. It's the past that's haunting her. - - - - - - - - - - - - - "To you, child, I pose a few simple questions: how thin is the line between right and wrong? And how long before you can't tell the difference anymore?"-The Caretaker Casted Indiana Grant Copyright ©2016-2017 All rights reserved

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