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The System

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The system: government. Authority. Civilisation. Uniformity.

Emily Wood. A girl who hates the system. A girl who refuses to accept that there's nothing more to life than school and work. A girl who refuses to have an ordinary existence. A girl who wants to be different. But unlike a most, she manages to be different.

Leaving her the house of her parents' only a little after 18 with only a few belongings, Emily boards a train into a big crazy city, filled with all sorts of crazy people. Whilst enjoying her new life with her new friends in a new place, she's certain that everything is fine.

Everyone thinks everything is fine. But sooner or later, Emily might discover that horrific truths, and realise that no one escapes the system. Ever.All Rights Reserved

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Incarceration

In the dystopian world of Madina City, officials are determined to enforce all rules and punish all offenders. So they've built Ranum Correctional Institute , where people, including kids, are incarcerated for even the most minor offenses. And no one know Ranum Correctional Institute better than Harriet Maxwell. The daughter of a former guard, Maxwell can expertly navigate the place - including its secret tunnels and corridors. After her father's death, Maxwell is determined to follow in his footsteps, helping prisoners escape the cruel life so many of them have not truly earned. But when Maxwell gets caught, she learns what it's like to be a prisoner herself. Now, like other inmates, she's locked in a tiny cell, released only for meals, and forced to play the game inside the "Sim" - a brutal virtual reality experiment designed to punish inmates for their "crimes." Much of the idea of the Sim had been to provide closure for the victim. The ability and legal right to exact revenge on those who had wronged them. The Sim gives ultimate control over another human being. And control, for many, makes them drunk with power. When guards begin forcing prisoners to play more frequently, Maxwell realizes that "the game" has other motives.