The Verge of Solitude
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Last published Tue, Jul 30, 2013
It's difficult living alone.
It's hard knowing the responsibility lies on your shoulders.
As every step leads to another, life goes on, whether they are ready for it or not.
The world isn't the same anymore. After the nuclear war, there isn't much to hold on to.
Nineteen year old Myra Whispane and Her brother, Cade, struggle through life on their own. In a world where nearly every living creature has become a malicious, blood-thirsty monster; Myra and Cade strive to find the thing they've strongly desired ever since the world took it's most erratic transformation: society.
As the siblings encounter a young man, a lone survivor, who tells them of people in other lands living in unity, Myra goes on a journey, with the possibilities of finding things she never thought she could ever have: safety, human company and perhaps, maybe even love.
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