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The 1963 Assassination of President Trump

Name: The 1963 Assassination of President Trump
Rating: 4.33 (42 reviews)
Author: G.B. Hope

G.B. Hope September 19, 2017

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When Jack Knowles is murdered by terrorists while on holiday in Italy, he wakes in a place between “life, and what comes next.”
Now known as Knowles Three, the twenty-five-year-old Englishman is required to play a game which determines the lifespan of people back on earth.
While enjoying the company of fellow players, Bieber Twelve, Rowling Ten, and Williams Five Thousand and Two, he looks back over his love affair with his American beauty, Lily

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