The Mess we Call Life
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Last published Sun, Feb 26, 2017
16 year old Grace wants nothing more than to be out of the small rundown town she lives in and away from all the people in it. She gets her wish but never realized how life really works. Can she piece it all together before she ends up hurting someone or even herself?
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