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The end of the Hunger Games - abrupt, unsatisfying, mysterious? Gale Hawthorne was forgotten after the Rebellion ceased - now he is back to tell his tale. Living alone in District 2, Gale still feels as though something is missing in his life - her. And so when fate has it that when Katniss Everdeen turns up on his doorstep, Gale cannot believe his luck... Until he finds out why she has come. Peeta Mellark is missing. A power as strong as the Capitol cannot be stopped forever. The continued tale of Katniss Everdeen, Peeta Mellark, Gale Hawthorne, and the other characters of THE HUNGER GAMES.

The final book in my Hunger Games fan fiction trilogy. (You should probably read the first two before you take on this story.) Prim is now older, but that doesn't mean she has changed one bit. Especially now that her worst nightmares are coming true. When Prim has to head back into the arena for the third time, she is tested against herself, and is pulled away from the ones she loves the most.

Primrose may be out of the arena, but the games sure aren't over. President Snow wants revenge. Big time revenge. Will Prim make it through this battle?

What would happen if the all of the Gods' and Goddesses' half blood children were reaped into an event like the Hunger Games to prove the strength and their worthiness to their parents? Who would be reaped? Who would survive? What challenges will be unleashed? 18 Tributes. Only one can live. May the Gods be ever in your favor.

Thanks to my editors... check out their works! Izzy (bellabooily1997) Lizzy (MySweetSunshine) Since Suzanne Collins wrote from Katniss's point of view, I decided it would be fun to write from Peeta's point of view. All characters belong on Suzanne Collins. (Sorry for any inaccuracies, I lent my book to a friend, so I'm basing this off of memory.)

What would have happened if Katniss didn't take Prim's spot in The Hunger Games? Would anything be any different? Would a new story unfold? This is my version. *WARNING: Things have been changed. Don't say I didn't warn you.*