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    Visiting Annabelle Act I: The Hunter
    Visiting Annabelle Act I: The Hunter
    Visiting Annabelle Act I: The Hunter
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    Visiting Annabelle Act I: The Hunter

    By Adrian Fall

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    Welcome to 1870 Bucharest. All of today's headlines report on the army's stolen airship. Somewhere, a father copes with the loss of his daughter. A scientist tries to break the laws of nature and a scholar proposes to his loved one. At the center of it all, is an enigmatic woman named Annabelle Blake.

    A series of five short stories that reveal the mystery behind Annabelle and the consequences of her actions.

    In Act I: The Hunter, discover the New Capital City and follow detective Cristina Iordache as she tries to recover the things stolen from her.

    Originally the story behind a steampunk Escape Room where players had to play different roles in order to progress. People made many requests to recieve the full story at the end of their playtime but sadly there was nothing written at the time.
    With all the high praises it recieved, it was only natural to eventually bring it out.
    This is a story built out of passion more than anything else.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdrian Fall
    Release dateJun 26, 2016
    Visiting Annabelle Act I: The Hunter
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    Adrian Fall

    170 cm and 26 at the time. Local action sport athlete and short story writer. I'm writing for people like me, on the run, with little time to spare.

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