Crimson Pines
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  • Durée 7m
  • LECTURES 16
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  • Parties 3
  • Durée 7m
En cours d'écriture, Publié initialement nov. 10, 2024
An adventure thriller about a trio of youths finding themselves and their dreams in a world full of infected zombies. Tara, a 17-year-old girl, had not outgrown her childish naivety and stumbled into the series of events. An aspiring doctor, she tries to help in this time of hardships. But she never knew what could happen, as she spirals into complications of viruses, cures, deaths, best friends and people she just can't save.
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