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    Destined To Be Damned
    Destined To Be Damned
    Destined To Be Damned
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    Destined To Be Damned

    By David Blake

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    A story of around 900 words.
    A blighted life, a lonely search and an ancient stone building which contains... Well, read the story and find out.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Blake
    Release dateOct 20, 2012
    ISBN9781301373789
    Destined To Be Damned
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    David Blake

    David Blake was born in the northwest of England in 1970 and grew up on a diet of Marvel comics, 2000 AD and television sci-fi. He has been writing for as long as he can remember and remains an avid reader. His other interests include travelling, vintage British television programmes, vintage cinema, football, eating toast and even having the occasional drink. If David Blake has reviewed your work on Smashwords, please do not take any criticism to heart. He tries to be unbiased and constructive, and will only award 5 stars to the absolute best works, which will be rare.

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