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    Ebook43 pages39 minutes

    Chainmail

    By Enita Meadows

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    About this ebook

    If you learned the chain letter that you mindlessly sent to the spam folder was more than just junk mail,what would you do with it? Would you let it sit, let it rot? Would you go on watching the scum of this earth waste the gift of life? Or would you cleanse this world, and give in to the power?

    Subject: Read Me
    Body: Now that you’ve started reading, you can’t stop. It’s already begun. If you do not immediately forward this email to ten people, you will die tomorrow. If you do, the person you love most will fall deeply in love with you on the next coming Friday. It’s your choice to make. You have one day.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEnita Meadows
    Release dateJan 25, 2012
    ISBN9781466071629
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