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Renegade: The Alliance Chronicles, Book Six

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dystopian post-apocalyptic technothriller

The New Order is no longer in power. Riza has been dismantled. Slowly, the country is rebuilding. Everyone has moved on except for Mark Carter. 

When his best friend got entangled in an impossible situation, Mark stepped up to help out. But that venture took a toll on him. Memories bombarded the young man. All the emotions from his past returned. A past where he fell in love with his best friend. Mark never let on how he felt. Instead, he watched from the sidelines as Asher became a husband and father. 

Forever the bad boy, Mark returns to his former ways-getting high and drunk. And just like in the past, he ends up in trouble with the law. Now Asher has to help. He does so but with a warning--Mark has to get his life together.

But Mark can't give up the ghost. Seeing Asher happy with Rihana and their kids (she's pregnant again) upsets him. It's not that he doesn't want Asher to be happy. He just wants a chance of happiness. 

A dangerous mission. 
A dubious friendship with another recruit.
A life on the line.

Will Mark finally come clean? Will Asher embrace the truth staring him in the face? Or will both men continue to hide behind the lies?

It's the long awaited conclusion to the Alliance Chronicles!All Rights Reserved

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Inexplicable by _za___

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The Program [COMPLETED] by KatherynArcher

BOOK ONE OF THE PROGRAM SERIES *** The Program has three rules. One: no Transfers. Once a soldier has been inducted into one of the Nine Units of the Program, he is bound to that Unit for the rest of his fifteen year service. Two: the Program is trusted to protect the final civilization of earth, the nation of Creatan, and all those within it, at all costs. Three: all those inducted into the Program must serve a sentence of fifteen years. Once he has completed the minimum service of fifteen years, a soldier of the Program may re-enter Creatan as an honored member of society. In a post-apocalyptic and ever-changing world, Aiden Lycroft has dedicated his whole life to the Program and the people of Creatan, of whom he is sworn to defend from any dangers that may threaten the very existence of mankind. Aiden has never questioned the military and government system he has served for virtually all his life, until the very first Transfer in the history of the Program appears in his Unit, shattering everything that Aiden has ever known about the Program he has served and respected for so long. In a series of horrifying revelations and unexpected twists, Aiden's life is turned upside down as he looks beyond the lies that have been fed to him since birth, and begins to learn the ugly truth behind the perfect Program he so strongly believed in. In a world forever torn by war and human affliction, Aiden realizes just how terrifying the world can be when the earth's only hope becomes its worst nightmare.

Ducks don't Belong In Crowns [DSMP AU] (REWRITTEN) by WolfSlayer2550

What would happen if Wilbur and Tommy were never banished from L'Manberg? What would happen if there was no Revive Book? What would happen if it was up to Quackity, George, and Karl, and a mystery edition along the line, to make the best of a broken world? Quackity comes to the DSMP seeking a restart. As each day unfurls, he realizes there's a lot more than rainfall soaked into the soil. When he's given the opportunity to rise against his new oppressor in the foreign island with the promise of a new land of his own, he takes it. And slowly watches as the walls of the power he's built around himself start to crumble, and the scar stretching from his eye to his lip in the mirror. Since the beginning of the island's founding, George has always been Dream's loyal righthand man. One day, he takes in Quackity as a roommate. Shortly after the L'Manberg Election, chaos scatters across the island like exploding TNT from above; the product of his new friend's very actions. George finds himself in a situation where he's making multiple decisions Dream wouldn't approve of. One of them is chasing down Quackity. Back in America, Karl starts to see strange things, such as glowing purple letters and having visions of people he's never met. When a god informs of an island afar, where in a different timeline people will die, ongoing war is fought, and disks are used as a bargaining chip, he can't not get involved. It's up to him to rewrite these strangers future, or else the inks stains of another timeline will bleed over the pages till nothing is left. Even if it means forgetting who he is with each sacrifice. To Karl, it's worth it, if he can keep everyone safe and from turning into someone they're not. Especially Quackity. Spawn in this blood-stained world of twisted mortality, betrayal and community, as Karl tries to build back the crumbling dam Quackity let gush. "There are no mistakes, except the ones you create. You need to know your place." -SHINEDOWN

The Revelation by dstry0515

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Post Plague Kidnapping - Published! by vblawnola

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Marked by BlAckRosE7777777

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Inexplicable

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