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    The Bloodlines
    The Bloodlines
    The Bloodlines
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    The Bloodlines

    By Joshua Bowen

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    The Bloodlines
    Danika gets a call from the government to go fetch his children from individuals that took them. She tells them to get help. So they brought in two other individuals to bring back the children.

    She ends up going through a super experiment from the government that made her a cyborg to help with wars. She and her identical twin went through the war but with difficulties.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua Bowen
    Release dateOct 25, 2020
    ISBN9781005355951
    The Bloodlines
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    Joshua Bowen

    Joshua Bowen is a screenwriter earning his BFA in creative writing for entertainment at Full Sail University. He wishes to Screen write for he plans to be a screenwriter for horror, sci-fi, comedy, pornographic movies, or shows.

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      Bad grammar. No real story. Seems like a jumble of notes and ideas for a story.
      I don't think this is the same Joshua Bowen I was reading earlier. He has a phd and his writing is better.

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