Nations Will Fall - Coming Soon

Nations Will Fall - Coming Soon

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Action and Thriller
Avery Fadial promised her life to the cause she supported, but everything changed when she was found out. Everything around her was torn apart as she was ripped from where she belonged and into an unfamiliar world. The dust just seemed to be settling when something she once wanted so desperately caused uproar, threatening her new-found love and life. An story about a love in a time of war. I almost put this one under 'fantasy' rather than 'science fiction' because in comparison to Atlas, it's definitely not science fiction. But I did have a huge argument with myself about which I should put it in, so I just stuck it in action.
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