Godless
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  • Reads 382
  • Votes 21
  • Parts 15
  • Time 4h 2m
Ongoing, First published Jan 19, 2019
In the ashes of a godless country rose New Prylea, a land founded on the morals and justice system of an all-loving deity named Deo. The theocentric government requires perfect obedience of New Prylean citizens, lest they all be severely and righteously punished.
 
Sixteen-year-old Eve Rivers lives a quiet life as a model New Prylean citizen. She respects her mother, obeys her father, leads flawless examples for her siblings, and above all, never questions the laws of her country.
 
But when Eve meets a mysterious stranger, her carefully-structured world begins to crumble. Daily life and societal expectations suddenly seem twisted and cruel, and her country's god morphs from merciful to bloodthirsty. Eve must make a choice: continue as a rule-abiding citizen and survive, or rebel...and risk losing everything.
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