OCTRIVIA
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Brigit Mercer faces the battle of her life when she realizes she is living in the wrong world. A terrifying world named Octrivia. She is standing in a nation of a whole different race. When she finally finds out, she must leave or die. A whole nation of immortals with a sudden intention to get rid of anything that is of a different world. A war. A war is born. Without knowing why this is all happening, she must get out of her head. This is not a dream. It is real ans the start of a new era. She needs to escape OCTRIVIA. A new chapter every Saturday!
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What would happen if emotions became socially unacceptable? If love made people nervous? If laughter drew too much attention? If sadness was hidden to survive? Selene spent her entire life growing up in this society, learning to look unaffected whilst everything explodes inside. Every reaction is observed, measured, and quietly judged before it becomes a problem. In this society, people are rewarded for being obedient, predictable and quiet. She is none of those things. When she begins speaking to someone she was never supposed to find, the conversations feel harmless at first. Then necessary. Then dangerous. The person she finds speaks to the parts of her that the world has taught her to silence, and once she experiences that kind of connection, she cannot stop wanting more of it. But once she tastes the possibility of genuine connection, there's no going back.

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