The Panacea

The Panacea

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Fantasy
In the near future, when the Earth was finally deteriorated into pieces by the continuous change of weathers, tsunamis and earthquakes, a new country called Genevix was formed from the ruins of the seven continents, where the vestige of the society lives. Controlled by the capital city, Metropolis, the Affinity Test was designed to sort those who are useful to the human race. This year, it is seventeen year old Cara Montgomery's turn to take the test. Together with his best friend, Kyle, they took off to the city to fulfill that requirement. But the test was just the beginning of something that could change their lives forever.
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"We're all test subjects," Reese answered. "We were able to escape the system after receiving the cure though. All of us ended up with memory-erasing abilities which is one of the very few abilities that allows you to get out unnoticed." I blinked. Memory erasing? What the heck was she talking about? "Back up a second," I tried to keep my tone even and not let on to the whirlwind of emotions flaring up inside me. "How did you end up with magical abilities?" "They aren't magic dumbass," Micaiah scorned. "The whole reason they created the disease was survival of the fittest, as Skye mentioned. They're purposefully making the weak minorities sick to kill them off while they take the strongest young men and women to 'test' on, when really, they're just purposefully giving us the disease and then the cure. The cure is meant to 'over cure' us so to speak, as in make us stronger than we were before. We each end up with something slightly different." ☁ With Eli dead, it's back to the four of them. They set out to find the camp he'd mentioned, but they could have never imagined what it actually was. They've discovered national secrets that could kill them. With the help of another group of four ragged teenagers, they have to find a way to complete the impossible task of freeing the camp without losing their heads in the process. Follow each of them as they discover who they are, who they love, and more of their country's secrets than they could ever dream of in a thrilling trilogy told from all five points of view.

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