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As young teens begin joining suicide cults and killing themselves, British special forces operative Josh Cumberland sets out to find the man responsible for the atrocities as he follows a series of clues that lead to an unexpected suspect.
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2002009688
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- "As young teens begin joining suicide cults and killing themselves, British special forces operative Josh Cumberland sets out to find the man responsible for the atrocities as he follows a series of clues that lead to an unexpected suspect."@en
- "What else is there when life has no point? In a Britain on the edge of collapse, there is a desperate new craze - a suicide cult made up of disaffected young people. They kill themselves in "cutter circles", loaded up with teenage cool and desolate dreams. For ex-Special Forces soldier Josh Cumberland, this is just the start of another descent into the very heart of darkness. It's a virus. Find out who caused it. Destroy them. Survive."
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