Martian Haven, Earthly Prison
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World War III made the Earth a nuclear wasteland in the 2020s, but some of the luckiest people were able to escape to Mars. A century later, a 17-year-old girl living in a Martian colony in 2121 yearns to explore the freedom Earth seems to offer and learn more about where her ancestors came from. A mysterious man might just have the answer to what she has been desiring.
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