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Into another kind of wild ( on hold )

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Almost 200 years into the future the earth has ran out of oil and fossil fuel leaving the humans at a loss for energy and no way to stop  the increasing destruction of the atmosphere. When the suns radiation became to great for our original way of life humanity was faced with a decision, to live in the new forests created by the radiation or live in city's of iron powered by solar energy. Most chose the iron city's but there were a few who chose forest life those few were sheltered from the social life of the city people. But when the sun starts to kill the forests one girl must do something never done before, cross the border into city life to save the life of others. If she cant prove to the government that her people can adapt they will all be killed.All Rights Reserved

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The Rain (Part III of the Runner Series)

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