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Ongoing, First published May 01, 2016
"You just sleep now, I'll take care of the rest." Are the last words Teresa hears before being dragged into a deranged country full of psychopathic criminals, shrouded by a time-worn secrecy. As Teresa breaks the chain of lies, fighting her way back to the country she once loved, will she ever be able to hide from the truth?
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