Liber Mortis
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Last published Fri, Nov 20, 2015
Samantha Jones. Dark past, dark future.
One discovery made the world go crazy. Literally crazy. A book, said to tell your death date, proven to be 100% accurate. The question everyone wants to know is not in the book. When are you going to die? Easy, just find your name. How are you going to die? No one knows. Remember - 'Not everyone dies of old age...'
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