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In a city where only one version of yourself can exist, Medusa must destroy her other self to survive. As the discarded identities pile up like trash, a witch offers her what she’s always longed for: to be seen. But visibility comes at a price.
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In a city where only one version of yourself can exist, Medusa must destroy her other self to survive. As the discarded identities pile up like trash, a witch offers her what she’s always longed for: to be seen. But visibility comes at a price.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Paola Terán
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