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    Vultures Over the Dead City
    Vultures Over the Dead City
    Vultures Over the Dead City
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    Vultures Over the Dead City

    By Adriano Silva

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    The city is already taken by the living dead, but a mysterious group appears to challenge the horrors and search for a new kind of living dead.
    There's something in the virus, something changing and evolving, and these changes are about to get in the hands of the most dangerous being in the world: humans.
    Such discovery will bring hope, despair or something far more complex from the depths of human mind?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdriano Silva
    Release dateJul 20, 2016
    ISBN9781370860906
    Vultures Over the Dead City
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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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      Vultures Over the Dead City - Adriano Silva

      Vultures Over the Dead City

      Adriano Fernandes da Silva

      Copyrighted work by Adriano Silva

      July 20, 2016 - 06:23 PM

      94OW-XYWY-VCHO-JQOT

      Vultures Over the Dead City

      Horror eBook

      Important Information:

      This is the second episode of a series of short texts telling this horror/action story.

      If you missed the first one, ou can get it for free from Smashowrds as well:

      https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/650189

      The series will continue since a small number of people seems to have liked my last text, and I do hope this one turns into a nice experience as well.

      As always, if you liked, please share with people and like, for it would make a big difference for me. And please forgive my typos, for English is not my mother language.

      Thanks a lot!

      Vultures Over the Dead City.

      They came down from the sky... a small team of soldiers parachuted falling on Procyon, the infected city, where the dead roamed and devoured the living hidding behind doors and barricades.

      The aircraft left the team with the same speed it came, leaving only the mystery in the air and eight silhouettes falling slowly between the

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