HUNTED
- LETTURE 95
- Voti 12
- Parti 2
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Ultima pubblicazione lun, feb 17, 2020
In the United Kingdom, capital punishment has been banned since 1969. However, after the A.C.M.O (alternative, correctional, methods, organisation) Party came in to power, the Hunt becomes a new bloodthirsty game for the elite. The rich and powerful hunt down the convicts for cash prizes... and accused convicts... in a bloody survival game.
Their life, is just lining for the wealthy's pockets.
[Disclaimer. The cover is a photo I have taken♡]
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