The nickel thief

The nickel thief

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Apr 14, 2015
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Lucas Greer a 18 year old boy who recently graduated from high school. Lucas threw a nickel in the fountain at his local park to make a wish. Like every week since his mother brought him there as a child. What he never expected was that the nickel he threw every time was taken by girl from the fountain by someone he never noticed. An unexpected encounter with her left him filled with questions and no nickels. With a summer free to do nothing before college Lucas set off on a journey to find the reason why the mysterious girl stole nickels.
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