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Total price with shipping, checked on 6 October 2026.A virus has made animal meat poisonous to people, and after what governments called the Transition, eating human meat is legal. Marcos works at a processing plant where people are slaughtered, although they are never called people now; his wife is gone, his father is losing his mind to dementia, and he tries not to think too much. One day he receives a live specimen of the best quality and, although all personal contact is forbidden, he begins to treat her as a human being.
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| €75.66€63.66 + €12.00 shipping | Acceptable | Infinity Books Japan | View ↗ |
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