Plague
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Humanity is crumbling and burning.
Disease has spread across the world, killing billions with no remorse. Survivors live in fear as the rest of the world falls to pieces, with no cure for the Corvus virus found. Laura Henderson, a young sixteen year old is stuck in the middle of this horrific world, with the threat of death looming behind every corner.
But the Corvus virus, originally designed to help people with brain cancer, is mutating and forming. People stop dying, instead falling into savage mindless killers roaming the streets with no memory of their past life. Soon the disease isn't the only threat against humanity.
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