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Empty City
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Ongoing, First published Jan 01, 2017
A girl awakens in an empty city devoid of people or any semblance of life. She cannot remember her past, or why she is here.
Then she meets a boy whom she so badly wants to trust - because there's no one else. 
But is he who he seems to be? 
Why is the city empty?
Are they truly alone?
EMPTY CITY is a dystopian teen sci-fi fiction ongoing novel about human morality, society, and love. Updates several times a week.
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