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All That Glitters
Elaine Mors is a self help author that believes in living life to the fullest. After her wife's suicide she takes it upon herself to take life from those she deems don't deserve it. On the anniversary of her wife's suicide her worldview shatters and she must confront the reality of her own life, and weather or not she deserves to have it.
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Elaine Mors is a self help author that believes in living life to the fullest. After her wife's suicide she takes it upon herself to take life from those she deems don't deserve it. On the anniversary of her wife's suicide her worldview shatters and she must confront the reality of her own life, and weather or not she deserves to have it.
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