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    I Used To Believe In God
    I Used To Believe In God
    I Used To Believe In God
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    I Used To Believe In God

    By Mark Trimeloni

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    A young boy walks the halls of an abortion clinic. Why is he there? You don't want to find out. Emotionally charged. You'll cry. I always do.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMark Trimeloni
    Release dateAug 21, 2013
    ISBN9781301952083
    I Used To Believe In God
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    Mark Trimeloni

    I write nudist horror novels. Novels that use nudity as a background element in a story like most authors use clothing today. Curious. Then join me at www.myhorrornovel.com to read and review my work. I hope to see you soon.--love mark :)

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