And We Were Beyond Reckoning

And We Were Beyond Reckoning

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Dark. Red. Ironic to the end. At least, that's what they swore on the playground. At least, that's what they said they would do. But now Dark is running from a government task force, now Red is staring at the ashes of Dark's house-- a fire she set-- and they're wondering if everything's changed. If they aren't best friends anymore, if they're the enemies they should have been from the beginning. Dark is trying to bring down the terrorist controlled government, and Red is helping them find her, mostly against her will. They have one more chance to make up-- a town called Irony in the middle of the desert. Is their friendship truly beyond reckoning, or can they save themselves (and maybe their friends) from the fire they started?
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