Let The Flames Begin

Let The Flames Begin

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Raven Benedict was four when the "FALLOUT Establishment" took over the US. Thirteen years later, "FALLOUT Establishment" has taken over the entire world, the, now mindless, human race with them. New laws are established by this new, mysterious, dictating government, and if you break one of the new laws, you get killed. Unfortunately, Raven's family was one of the very few people that broke those laws. Raven had watched her brothers be burnt to death, and her mothers be hung while her neighbors watched as well. Though, when it was her turn to be murdered, she escaped, setting the church on fire while doing so. She ran far, far away from her village, but she can't run away from the government. How are you supposed to run away from an entire planet? While camping in the woods, she comes across an "obnoxious twat" named Robert. Turns out, his family was killed by FALLOUT Establishment too and he was also trying to avenge their deaths. They work together to try to figure out what makes this new government so powerful, and how to defeat it. But this is much bigger than they thought.
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