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    The Temple
    The Temple
    The Temple
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    The Temple

    By Victoria Huntley

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    'He began to feel sick overwhelmed by thoughts of the civilization who built it. What did they worship? Why were they no longer here? He was suddenly troubled that he was standing in the temple. He knew there were very good reasons this place had been forgotten.'

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVictoria Huntley
    Release dateOct 22, 2016
    ISBN9781370688265
    The Temple
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    Victoria Huntley

    Victoria Huntley has been passionate about stories since a young age and finds story telling has a subtle importance that is integral to being human. It is because of this belief that Victoria hopes she can reach out and provide an alternative point of view of the world we live in. Being deeply interested in the unknown and the mysterious, her works often involve themes of the paranormal. Now in her 20’s, Victoria, has written multiple scripts for television and short films, as well as a videogame script, and many short stories.

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