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Have you ever felt the urge to scream so loud your voice could break and your insides condense to stone? Agnes has. When she is dragged to a remote decrepit house on a mountainside in the middle of Austria, her life is at a standstill. Her parents' apparent eagerness for exploring life as close to 'off the grid' as possible has brought her to a halt in her perfectly comfortable life as a teenager of the 21st century - addicted to the internet and hot water in the tap. This would be her definition of her own personal hell. But she will discover she was mistaken, when she experiences first hand just how cruel life can be. A new life in unknown territory will test her as a person and either help her to become more of who she is or break her down. The question is: When she faces the biggest change of all, will she allow a stranger to come close enough to help her evolve into her potential? All Rights Reserved © 2018
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