The Men's Camp

The Men's Camp

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In a dystopian world, a teenager named Shula comes of age and enters her time of child bearing to save humanity. In the present day, Maria just wants to have a family of her own. She helps a police investigation which makes her wonder how to save the world. Can each woman save humanity before their strangely tied fates collide? Completed story (first draft), currently being edited.
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