One of Them
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Last published Sun, Jan 29, 2017
In a destroyed, radioactive world the only place left for humans is a giant concrete dome. 
It's a perfect world: They, a group of a few people, direct everyone's life and make the society working. They also create new humans without a special gen, the cruelty gen. That guarantees that humanity never starts a war again.
When Shai is chosen to become one of Them, she first can't believe her luck.
But soon she has to discover that it isn't all in harmony under the dome ...
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