Kissin' A Dixon

Kissin' A Dixon

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Allie Megs is an outdoors girl with an outgoing personality. Driving back from out of state, to a catastrophic end of the world. Her live was already unusual, now Walkers had to come and make it worse. Entering upon her Father's land, tents, a campfire and a whole lot of people are right on her front lawn and she isn't happy with a few of them. Will she turn their invitation to join them, away or join them on their journey of saving the world? Will her dreams of somewhere safe, drive her crazy? Or will the story behind Daryl Dixon, drive her just as crazy? ydgeboner
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