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    Deep Penitentiary 6

    By Anthony Mathenia

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    About this ebook

    Assassin Theta Butterfly goes deep undercover in a remote space prison in a life or death attempt to locate her missing twin sister. As a prisoner, she has to confront a gang of ferocious inmates lead by Honey Bee, a black bombshell from the dark side of the moon. Theta must find the will to live as she is subjected to livid abuse at the hands of the warden, the infamous Dark Mother. Caged ... tortured ... Theta Butterfly cuts through all obstacles to find out the horrific secrets of Deep Penitentiary 6.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnthony Mathenia
    Release dateSep 26, 2013
    ISBN9781301867738
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    Deep Penitentiary 6
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    Anthony Mathenia

    Anthony Mathenia is an American novelist and writer. He is the author of Paradise Earth: Day Zero. His travel writings have appeared on Vagobond and other places. His works deal with personal identity and liberation from oppression. He grew up in a religious cult and sincerely apologizes for waking you up on Saturday mornings in order to recruit you.

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