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Tower Of Souls - Inklet #50

Amy Laurens

Verlag: Inkprint Press

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Beschreibung

Every year, the tower fills with the souls of the dead. 
Every year, the city throws someone living in to lead the dead to the afterlife. 
Few succeed. Most join the dead. 
This year, it's Freya's turn. 
A very short story about confronting your fears—and discovering hope.
Verfügbar seit: 15.01.2021.

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