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Who is the mysterious JS?
Is he a romantic or a danger to lonely girls craving attention on the Internet? Author Cynthia Kumanchik confronts a frightening issue that teens face today when going online. In her book Deception she hopes that teens and parents alike are aware of the Internet’s deception.
p style="text-align: justify">font size="3" face="Times New Roman">In her new fiction thriller, “Deception,” California author Cynthia Kumanchik confronts a frightening issue that many teens face today with the hope that teens and parents alike will be more aware of the internet's dangers./font>
p style="text-align: justify">font size="3" face="Times New Roman">The book introduces readers to Monique, who may seem outgoing and bubbly on the outside, but really she is a lonely and self-conscious teenage girl. She craves the attention of her mother and stepfather, who are ab | |  | | iDENTITY
In the near future, an overbearing government tracks its citizens. Four women seek a miracle serum that can change their identities, but the cost of such science is terrifyingly high.
p style="margin: 0px;">span style="margin: 0px; font-family: "Calibri",sans-serif; font-size: 12pt;">The not-so-distant future of 2040 is populated mostly by millennials and the robots to whom humanity has delegated menial labor. The government is all-powerful and all-intrusive; privacy is a thing of the past. Optimal, a biogenetics company, bucks the system with its hidden lab, but the founder’s good intentions have given way to dangerous experimentation./span>
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