Revolution
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Emily and her sister Mikayla have been raised during a revolution. They were raised be deadly weapons. They are the rebbles last hope. Mikayla is twenty-one and has been on the front line many times. She has killed and saved. Emily is eighteen and has never seen the front line. She has an obsession with the old world. She has killed. She is skilled in medicine and is Mikayla's softer half. The two don't see one another offten, but when they do they are happy to be with each other. Emily is made to be a young girl of high class who has been sheltered from the ugliness of the world. She is put into a stack of girls and chosen as one of the fifteen girls who will atempt to win the president's son's hart. Emily is just ment to do some recon and survive the trip. Then be sent home when she does not win. What will happen when Emily finds that the president's son is not who the rebels think he is.
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