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The Abscission Zone – a new novel by Samuel Muggington

December 2, 2016From the Mind of Muggington, Mars, new novel, Plants, science, science fiction, The Abscission Zone, ThrillerMars, new, plants, science fiction, thriller, unintentional crueltysamuel

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What if things are not as they seem?

What if all humans are engaging in unintentional cruelty?

What might the consequences be for the human race?

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