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[Highest #288 in Science Fiction] How far would you go for family? Would you sacrifice yourself for them? Would you cave on having to pick between one friend or another? Think you can handle the apocalypse? Follow along as one brave girl faces some of the biggest obstacles in her life, as she searches for her sister and tries to survive this deadly invasion many mysteries lie ahead, tomorrow is never promised...
Book #1 in The Fear Factor Series!
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