The Prison Games
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bettermorethangood
Ongoing, First published Jul 01, 2016
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A GAME TO SURVIVE AND TO WIN FREEDOM.

Catherine Dun gets involved in a drug party making her a convict of her country.  She gets deported to another country and little does she know that the 'prison' she's going to holds a very interesting game they do and she's not ready to find out. 

With an objective to live and  get out of prison, her life depends on what's coming to her and it's not good.
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