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Desert Trip
While on a run in the desert, Connor stops to catch his breath and encounters a stranger who offers him hallucinogens. After the encounter, an odd sequence of events leads him to consume what might be more than just mind-altering drugs.
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While on a run in the desert, Connor stops to catch his breath and encounters a stranger who offers him hallucinogens. After the encounter, an odd sequence of events leads him to consume what might be more than just mind-altering drugs.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Victor Hughes
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