Perfect: A Dystopian Society (lisamcmann)
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  • Reads 5,628
  • Votes 95
  • Parts 5
  • Time 7m
Complete, First published Aug 19, 2011
Perfection is the new trend, and parents will do anything to make their children perfect. Even if it means using mind control. 

The RAC (Re-Assimilation Corporation) is where parents send "bad" children. The RAC promises to "turn every bad seed into a blossoming flower" by re-assimilating their brains to rid them of all negative thoughts...which over time results in loss of creativity and the ability to think for themselves.

Born somehow immune to the re-assimilation process, seventeen year old Willow Fern has been training her whole life to take down the RAC. When a secret society run by teenagers (who call themselves the Re-Asimmilation Corporation De-Activation) dedicated to destroying the RAC pursue her, she is thrilled. But, what happens when they send her to infiltrate the RAC as a patient? And are their intentions really as genuine and as innocent as they say they are? Or do they have more sinister motives?

America Melody Cartwright has never been a "good girl". So maybe that's why her parents sent her in to be re-assimilated. But when the re-assimilation process fails to re-assimilate her, the doctors threaten to dispose of her. Will America ever make  it back home? And, what happens when America meets Willow by chance? With both of their lives hanging on the line, will they be able to save future teenagers all over America before it's too late?
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