The First Kill (Short Story)

The First Kill (Short Story)

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Feb 2, 2017
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Fiction
Mystery
A young boy who is bullied and treated unfairly by many, finds a journal written by Tiberius Jovan, an infamous murder from the late 90's. The more letters the boy reads, the more his own personality begins to reflect Tiberius's. WARNING: This book is rated mature due to the violence mentioned in the novel. None of the actions produced in the novel should be reproduced in any way. Cover design: Savannah Sebastian © Savannah Sebastian 2016 All Rights Reserved. This book shall not be reproduced without the permission of Savannah Sebastian.
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