Solisculture
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Last published Mon, Nov 30, 2015
A story following Conrad one of the only survivors of Solisculture. An expirement that started when a large portion of the world was covered in a poisonous dust from meteorites crashing into each other very close to earth rendering regular crops unusable. And Amelia the assistant to her father's business that's trying to find a solution to humans sustaining themselves as time goes on. They struggle to cure Conrad of the effects of the expiraments and stop something incredibly sinister before its too late.
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