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Complete, First published Jun 12
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They trained him to kill without question.

But when sixteen-year-old Ren breaks the three rules of Unit 9- no names, no mess, no memories -his mind begins to fracture. 

Haunted by the voices of those he's killed, Ren abandons his life as a weapon and goes off-grid.

Until a new message arrives: They're making more of us.

Now, Ren must confront the system that made him-before it creates a new generation of ghosts.

In a world where guilt speaks louder than orders, how do you silence the past?
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