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    Marked

    By Nexus Justice

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    As a professional assassin, Proof Savage never had any complications eliminating targets on behalf of The Keep. His unyielding dedication and mechanical efficiency ensured targets were eliminated. After ten years of meritorious service, Proof is ready for retirement but his employer, Max Vogel has somethi

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmazon publishing direct
    Release dateMar 11, 2024
    ISBN9798869244741
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    Nexus Justice

    Nexus Justice was born in St. Louis, Missouri. Possessing an uncanny ability for writing since the fifth grade, Nexus is by no means restricted towards any genre. He has participated in various events involving poetry, short story, critique, fiction, and more. Nexus Justice is willing and able to take on every challenge presented to him, including politics... well someday.

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