RITE OF REJECTION: Bonus Scenes
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Last published Mon, Feb 16, 2015
Rite of Rejection is the first book in the YA Dystopian Acceptance series. This story includes a few, unedited bonus scenes provided by the author. These scenes may contain spoilers to the book, so if you don't want to know how Rite of Rejection ends, you should finish the novel before you read these.
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She was rejected. He was an idiot. This is my first book. Sorry for any grammar mistakes.
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