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A Single Quantum Event

✍ Scribed by Montague, K R

Publisher: Nunya
Year: 2019
Tongue: English
Weight: 195 KB
Series: Decision Point 2
Category: Fiction
ISBN: 1076540120

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

Amber Armstrong and her Team arrive safely in her alternate universe. They have just four short days to wow the Decision Point judges, eliminate her Twin, and seamlessly take over her life.The whole world is watching.If she succeeds, she'll be allowed to stay in the new universe and make a new life with her new family being none the wiser. But this carefully chosen universe isn't as rosy as she'd hoped, and Amber's got buyer's remorse!If she fails, and ruins his season, Vincent Bellows, the founder and president of Decision Point, vows to use the show's all but infinite resources to ruin her life for the second time.The clock is ticking...Tune in for Decision Point-- The Season 11 Finale!

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