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Goodbye Gravity
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Ongoing, First published Jun 03, 2016
The Earth is a beautiful, tiny, blue-green orb in the darkness of space. It is home to many useless, insignificant creatures. The planet itself is insignificant. Disposable.

Goodbye Gravity is a sci-fi story focusing around Skully,  and eyeless 17 year old who is mistaken as an alien queen seconds before the earth is blown up, being brought aboard the ship with her friends
There are secrets on the ships, a rebellion is forming and while they try to uncover all the secrets they plunge themselves deeper into the unknown.
Friends are pitted against each other, a war begins. 

  
  
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