The Oasis
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Last published Sat, Jul 13, 2019
The last people on earth have created a new society where 17 year olds are paired up with a partner to repopulate. The end of the world happened and there are few survivors.
The survivors all came together to the Oasis. Oasis is a genetically modified city were everything is genetically modified and manufactured.
Rain is almost turning 17 but she doesn't want to be held down. She is an adventurous wild spirit. But Rain must settle down or find a place that will change everyone's life forever
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