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Mask of Sanity
Elizabeth Grese, a renowned writer thanks to her bestseller "The Killer of the Polaroid", is locked up by a man who will not reveal his identity until the end of the story. Tied hands and feet, and devoid of water and food, will try to escape such terrible captivity while trying to find out why their confinement.
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Elizabeth Grese, a renowned writer thanks to her bestseller "The Killer of the Polaroid", is locked up by a man who will not reveal his identity until the end of the story. Tied hands and feet, and devoid of water and food, will try to escape such terrible captivity while trying to find out why their confinement.
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