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Reasons

Written by: Justin Fulkerson
Narrated by: Jeffrey Holz
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Everything happens for a reason.

When the entire town turns against Mark after his mother’s untimely death, he prepares to leave everything behind when he randomly meets Shelly, an enigmatic woman with secrets of her own. As their relationship grows Mark struggles to distance himself from the memories of his mother and the role he played in her death.

©2021 Justin Fulkerson (P)2021 Justin Fulkerson Fiction Genre Fiction
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I'm about to return this, do not waste a credit on this! It reads like it was converted from fanfiction, mediocre fanfiction at that.

The subpar plot is only worsened by the unoriginal, uninteresting main "characters" ... if you could call them that. the narrator's wooden performance is just the awful cherry on top of an even shittier cake.

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