Deadly Decision
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Ongoing10m
Last published Wed, Aug 19, 2015
Dylan is like any other 14 year old
He does his homework, goes to school, and helps....ghosts?
Dylan has a gift, he can see the dead and that allows him advantages, and some deadly decisions.
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