It's Called Justice

It's Called Justice

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WpMetadataNoticeÚltima publicación mar, ene 19, 2021
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There is a new world, and it's no longer United. ******** The wild spread of Dixon's disease and chaotic wars in 'New America' have caused mass mayhem, which required a segregated change. Each state has been divided by borders, yet the madness has not been kept under control. Except for one territory in particular, the District of Colombia. The only place that has remained 'luckily' untouched. How is this possible? That question remains unanswered. An unknown freedom fighter is on the quest of restoring equality by revealing the disturbing secrets of the world's most oppressive authoritarian leader, through series of violent events. University student named Christine Rose Bradford, a Bahamian born refugee gifted a chance of living a wealthy life in Washington; later on discovers a major change about herself, and the way she views the world in encountering this anonymous individual. Mystery/Action/Thriller/Drama Graphic and Violent Content/Explicit Language. BOOK CONTAINS SENSITIVE TOPICS THAT MAY DISTURB CERTAIN READERS. Book cover is a default template, and is set to originally change soon.
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