The 76th Hunger Games
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Last published Wed, Feb 26, 2014
May the odds be ever in your favour.
What would have happened if Katniss Everdeen never existed? There would have been no rebellion, no uprisings. The Games would have continued. This story takes place during the 76th Hunger Games after the Quarter Quell, about fourteen year-old Rosaline Pierce living in District 12. When Rosaline gets reaped, she knows she won't survive. But as the Games progress, she finds herself having a chance. Just when it seemed things couldn't get worse, she falls in love with a boy. (This might be changed) As the end of the Game draws closer, Rosaline needs to make choices fast before it's too late.
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