State 63

State 63

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Apr 23, 2019
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Science Fiction
Set in a dystopian ex-american continent, where new states have been rebuilt over the toxic wasteland left from a deadly nuclear war. Not only is entering the toxic atmosphere dangerous, due to radiation and chemical poisoning, a rare disease has recently come to doctors' attentions, plunging the victims into a period of pain craziness and eventual death... Fawn, the daughter of an esteemed politician has to face the dangers posed by a rebel, threatening to destroy everything she knows. Can she escape him, or will she fall for his evil plans? Disclaimer: Lots of bloody scenes and violence Mild language Contains suggestions of rape, drugs, mental health and murder
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Skye Jones knew the world had been screwed to hell years ago. What she didn't realise is that she would be expected to save it. After five years in an isolated facility run by the American government with other kids like her, Skye is released into the nightmare beyond the barbed wire walls to trial a safe route to Washington DC. It's the first breath of fresh, unfamiliar air which she wouldn't get beaten for, but that doesn't take away the danger. She's unprotected and isolated because of who she is, but she's one of the most dangerous things out there. With death waiting around the corner at every turn, Skye's group focuses on their main goal: the capital. Yet, this isn't as straightforward as they thought, and they begin wonder if they'll live to make it out the other end. [60'000 - 70'000 words]

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