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An apocalyptic fictional story, set in Ohio, United States. Where society is being obliterated by “waves” being attacks by the “others”. Their intentions being to kill all human life and take over the world for themselves to groups and flourish as a species. Life was normal until the waves begun and killed many innocent people. With a newfound hero human kind has an unseen chance of survival. The story follows the main character Cassie, who attempts to save her younger brother after she discovers both her parents have been killed. She stumbles across another survivor Evan Walker who rescues her from a near death. This story is about the heroic actions of Cassie and Evan Walker and how they save the world from a catastrophic disaster. The writer

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