The Piece of Death

The Piece of Death

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In an attempt to quell the unrest of a hateful society, the United States government enacted a new law: Capias Vitas. All citizens, if born or naturalized on American soil, are issued one (1) waiver for a capital crime of their choosing. Everyone has an unspoken respect for their fellow man out of fear that they will be on the receiving end of a Capias. When Harold Cazador's father reveals a loop-hole in the new legislation, he is encouraged to continue the family business. Against the forces of the government, and his father's clients, Harold will have to make a decision on what his purpose in life is, and if he truly wishes to fulfill his father's legacy.
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"I knew it. You're... like me." At 16, Vincent Feldman is just another average junior in the Michigan public school system. Born into a dysfunctional family, tasked with the responsibility of raising his younger sister, Jacqueline, as their older brothers work to keep their family afloat, things are consistent. Normal. But most importantly, predictable. Two days before his sixteenth birthday, his life changes forever. For the worse. Suddenly, everything he's ever known is inverted. Bullies turn into trusted confidants. Family members become strangers. And the mundane suddenly becomes a threat that Vince must learn to navigate on a thin wire... one that separates his own deteriorating perception of the world from real life. And if he should lose his balance... he'll lose everything.

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