Soldier of the Republic
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  • Reads 656
  • Votes 10
  • Parts 5
  • Time 1h 27m
Ongoing, First published May 22, 2012
Meifen Rassmussen is sentenced to two years of hard labor for her crime on the colonial world of Galileo. But while serving her time, the colonies declare independence and the camps are closed. Now Meifen is free. But will she join the coming fight or return to her old ways?
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