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    Grey City Serena's Dagger
    Grey City Serena's Dagger
    Grey City Serena's Dagger
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    Grey City Serena's Dagger

    By Wilson Paige

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    Serena is a young girl trying to survive on the dangerous streets of Grey city. Grey is the largest human populated city in this fantasy world. Serena overhears that her mother may still be alive and in trouble. She finds the courage to go out on her own in search of answers. Two weeks before her eleventh birthday she sneaks out of the home determined to find her mother.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWilson Paige
    Release dateJan 31, 2016
    ISBN9781310722721
    Grey City Serena's Dagger
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    Wilson Paige

    Wilson Paige was born in Bangor Maine in the early 1980s living in Penobscot county until his early 20's. His family owned and operated a retail store in the Bangor area. He learned at a early age the importance of hard work and how to manage money. Will spent his spare time playing games, reading books and watching fantasy movies when he wasn't working in his family's store. He's spent much of his free time designing games and writing about fantasy worlds while working in the retail industry.

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