Merry-Sue: The Girl From BC
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  • Reads 889
  • Votes 69
  • Parts 17
  • Time 3h 47m
Complete, First published Jul 09, 2016
"I AM THE FUTURE QUEEN OF THE PAST!"

Riding around on baby dinosaurs, being told what you're doing wrong by your royal pain of a mother and having to marry a vampire prince. . . all typical, day-in-the-life things for a carefree cave girl.
Wait.
Scratch that last part. I have to do WHAT?

Join the adventure of the centuries as Merry-Sue escapes her horrible faith and finds herself in a new time, a new world and new friends. Riddled with humor, her story can get just about anyone laughing out loud!
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