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    The City Smells Like Death
    The City Smells Like Death
    The City Smells Like Death
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    The City Smells Like Death

    By Adriano Silva

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    A promotional giveaway hides a terrorist attack that spreads a new experimental virus among people of a city.
    People begin to eat themselves before they die due to uncontrollable hunger, but the bodies are revived to follow the hunger instinct.
    This isn't a common apocalyptic story, the city is only being used to bring something far more macabre to reality, beyond the creatures born from the virus.
    This is the first episode of a series that will be released from time to time telling the horrors of something in the roots of a world threat.

    This book has many references and homages to Resident Evil, can you find them all?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdriano Silva
    Release dateJul 12, 2016
    ISBN9781311195241
    The City Smells Like Death
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    Adriano Silva

    Escrevo desde os 8 anos, estou voltando a essa pratica como uma forma de me auxiliar na luta contra a depressão e síndrome do pânico. I write since I was 8, and I'm back into it as a way to help me fight depression and panic disorder.

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