FireWeed
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2020 was the year that forced people into bunkers to hide away from the raging forest fires that soon spread across the world, leaving nothing but ash in its path.
10 years later, groups of people from every bunker are sent up to the surface to test the waters and see if there loved ones can join them and start all over again.
This story follows 10 of the Originals from Bunker 19. Will they be able to adapt to the new way of life? Or will The New World prove to be too much for them?
Start reading FireWeed to find out...
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