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Summary Of Sherrilyn Kenyon's 'Infinity'
The following book is called Infinity written by, Sherrilyn Kenyon. This book is about Nick, a fourteen year old High School Student who lives a normal poor kid life with him not old enough to get a job, wich leves his single mom to do the work and earn the money. (Wich is at a strip club BTW). Until things chenge; one man saves Nicks life and shows him the harsh truth and the secrets brhind life. From eleven-thousand year old demons, to flesh eating zombies. The bok eitself is acton packed and funny, but some parts make you think. These are some of the aspects that drove the plot forward. Some of the most fun parts are the action packed, body part flailing, zombie killing good parts. Althoug the book has a HUGE cliffhanger, at the end you

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