Blood is Our Fate

Blood is Our Fate

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Jan 3, 2020
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Paranormal
Raven Hammond was abandoned in the forest as a baby. A couple hiking along that forest trail found the lost pup, they took her in and raised her as their own along with their daughter. In her fifteenth year off her life on this green earth, her parents' house burn down. Her family was lost to the fire. The police reported that the incident was due to a gas leak. But there was more to that day then a lost home and a family gone. After a tragedy like that, the only place to go is forward. With her future unclear and your past unknown, Raven travels from state to state, city to city, town to town. Two year later, she trespass on a dangerous "gang" (for all she knows) territory, not knowing what would soon come.
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