The Light Shadow

The Light Shadow

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300 years ago, World War III began with a border dispute. World Wars IV through VIII were over who was the strongest of nations. Countries merged completely, but one power emerged. America became a dictatorship with nuclear energy to spare. The world fell to America's hand as they became the Imperial Union of the States. Very few resisted, and those who did were destroyed or imprisoned. Still, there are always people to fight against injustice... Shade had a short fuse and a missing memory. She didn't know her name. She didn't remember much at all. Only one thing stuck well: insults. And she knew how many times the Imperials had insulted her. Now, they were going to pay. Tempest had no idea how to be a leader. She was only the head of the Valley because she was the oldest. She had the equivalent of a large city to protect from an army, and no idea how to do it. It didn't help that she had her own agenda... Darius didn't want to be in the Valley. He was a victim of circumstance! He'd been framed for stealing a gun. And ammunition. And those knives... Well, he just didn't want to be there. He didn't bargain for a crazy storm girl, a mental blond chic, and some misfits hiding from the Imperials! But he got them... Dylan was a fighter. He had come across to the continent of Imperial Standard (North America, they used to call it) to join the Rebellion. Instead, he'd been roped into a group of weaklings with no fighting skills. He would leave; if not for Shade... Four crazy teens and a group of ragtag wanderers against a worldwide army. What could possibly go wrong?
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The secret seemed to be etched across my face, the words "traitor" branded on my forehead. I wondered how everyone would feel if they knew what I'd just done, if they knew the treason and danger I'd just committed myself too. If they knew that the helpless girl in the pink dress was something more than a background character. ... It's 1776, and the Revolutionary War is in full swing. Everyday men fight and die for their country on the battlefield, and people grow poorer and poorer everyday as King George continues to tax the colonies. But while civilians drop like flies, nineteen year old Rose and her family are safe in England and as close as ever to King George and his obnoxious daughter Princess Sophia. Rose has a life that one would dream of; endless money and luxury, marriage offerings from every suitor in town, and the privilege of having the royal family in the palm of her hand. Except there's one flaw to Rose's perfect life: she hates it. While everyone else is jealous of Rose's wealth and luck, all Rose wants is to return to her hometown Virginia and get away from Princess Sophia and her minions. But then Rose meets Fiona. She's leader of the Shadow Group, a group of overlooked woman who sneak information from the British and send it to the colonies. Desperate to escape her living nightmare, Rose joins and her luck starts to change. Soon she's secretly attending meetings and flirting information out of her chosen suitor to help her hometown; until the ultimate betrayal tears the group apart. Will Rose make it out of Britain and live the life she's always wanted or to persevere her family's reputation? Or will she crumble under the King's careful thumb and break free forever? It's time Britain realized that it's not just the colonies ready for a rebellion. COMPLETED

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