Promises
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Action and Thriller
When a newfound terrorist group attacks, a deadly war between religions begin. As people die and disease spreads, one girl makes it through all the horror of what might just be the end of the world. She tells her breathtaking story of how her regret, pain, suffering, and sacrifice got her where she is today. As she flips into the past and the present she remembers one thing: Love always wins. But when her whole life has been snatched away she can't help but be skeptical about those who want in to her life. And that skepticism might just be the very thing that destroys her. I want you all to know that there will be some spelling and grammatical errors! Sorry about that but i hope you enjoy.
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