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    Center of Heaven
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    Center of Heaven

    By writer Audrey Maize

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    Once you enter, there's no escape...

    An all-star basketball player is shot in a pep rally, chaos breaks loose. Troy, his friend, is determined for justice; but he is puny, fearful, and lost to start his journey of retribution. He joins an outcast, Joan, and dives deeper in her levels of dementia, crawling into her trials of psychopathic behavior. Troy finds out this female does not work alone, she is a member of a militant feminist unit. Another woman, she sees the basketball player die as well. A well-known heiress in the city, Stacy Carmine, has long lusted over the basketball star and seeing his brains splattered on the podium drives her into lunacy. When her methods of wealth fail she begs for the darkness to comfort her, giving her an ability to control fire, to burn within the minds of reality. What will these characters sacrifice for justice? Will the truth be worth the sacrifice? Or are they only adding fuel to a city of fire?

    CONTAINS MATURE CONTENT, DISCRETION IS ADVISED
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 28, 2015
    ISBN9781312291164
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