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    The Line

    By Shay Villere

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    I had completely given up on life. Knocked out of the marines. No job. No home. I could not even face the people in my life who loved me the most, my parents. But then something weird happened. My son disappeared. That threw everything out of whack. Suddenly I did not know what to do, how to live, how to even beg anymore. And the voices. These...voices...started showing up in my head.Life would never be the same. Locked up, handcuffed, thrown into hell itself. I could not tell wrong from right. I could not tell me from them. And the only thing that seemed obvious was that if I did not find my son soon, no one would.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 14, 2019
    ISBN9780359512942
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    The Line
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    Shay Villere

    Author, screenwriter and producer specializing in the spiritual world and animation. Married with one daughter. Born in New Orleans, live in Sacramento. Currently producing two animated movies based on my scripts.

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