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    Most Unnatural

    By Liam Llewellyn

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    Lourdes is a horticulturist and Cordo is a reporter. They have a happy marriage, so it comes as the greatest shock when Lourdes kills herself.

    Even more disturbing is how she did it: By cutting out the baby from her stomach, then sailing out into the Pacific and setting herself on fire. No one can make any sense of it.

    Cordo raises the baby but quickly finds himself overwhelmed with her difficulties. As she grows older, he starts to notice similarities between his daughter and Lourdes, both physical and mental.

    But these similarities become too great to be mere coincidence. What was Lourdes doing in her lab at the university?

    The answer is too terrible to be true.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherL.L. Press
    Release dateFeb 8, 2018
    ISBN9781370762385
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    Liam Llewellyn

    Liam Llewellyn hates talking about himself and promoting himself. His spirit animal is the hippopotamus: lazy, prefers to hide under the surface of the water, revealing himself only when he must. Suffice to say Liam hopes you enjoy his works. He doesn't write in any particular genre but prefers to vacillate between genres and occasionally fusing them together. (Full disclosure: this is Liam Llewellyn writing this and referring to himself in the third-person. What a d!$%, right?)

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