Mutagen
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In a Utopian-like society in which vampires and humans coexist, Walter "Lazarus" Victus is an unusual private eye that takes on a murder case. Getting thrust into a conspiracy that changes him, this short-story serves as the basis for the novel AVGMENT which is in the works. Read and review: please enjoy!!
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It is the year 2049. Cars can't fly, yet, because of World War III holding the people of Earth back. But the war brought something new humans thought only existed in myths. Flying humans and more mutts, as they are referred to. Mina Mercury, a 16-year-old human mutt with stripped hyena mixed into her thanks to radiation from World War 3 (which Earth has managed to survive and the people are adapting in some ways that make them less human), on her way home witnesses more than one murder. Naturally, as a mutt in a human world, the murders are pinned on her instead of the two gangs. She finds herself at a place called Oaken Academy created just for mutts by the government. Her formerly pretty average life for a mutt is turned upside down when she runs into a mobster's son, Rob. On the outside, Rob is quite crude and enjoys ruining her life. He seems to love picking fights, like practically everybody else at Oaken Academy, especially with Mina's friend from elementary school. Rob changes her life and her perspective more than she can ever imagine. Fights, love, and human-animal hybrids.

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