The Revolution

The Revolution

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In a land full of cities, the cities are full of war... Far into the future, the tectonic plates have shifted into one land mass once again. The whole planet lives under one set of rules and are regulated by The Government. They have been torn apart as The Government changes the laws in an attempt to bring peace. But the consequences are disastrous. The only settlements in this world are advanced cities made of shining structures of glass. They are breathtaking. The sun reflects, dazzling and glittering the peaks of the skyscrapers, but below on the street level the shadows hide rebellions. In the land they used to call America, the people in the main city have split into three groups: The Rebels, The Peace Council, and The Officials. There are no civilians, only people who do less for their side than others. Lissa, Min and Thomas are apart of The Peace Council but when their treaty with the other orders is ruined by a Government assassin, their world is plunged into a fight worse than before.
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