The Switched Worlds
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What if the real reason we can't get to Mars is because it's a place where all the outcasts of this world are. What if the people who were born with too much knowledge, beauty, and gifts are killed on earth but are really there? Well, Saria Nicole was an outcast, on earth she was too beautiful and musically inclined, so she was placed on Mars. But, when Saria's memories of earth slowly creep there way back into her head she is determined to get back to earth, no matter the cost.
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