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Wilds | Donna Augustine

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I met a Plaguer today, one of the very few who survived the last outbreak of Bloody Death. She said horrible things about me and my companions. We all called her crazy afterward and claimed this was the reason they needed to be locked up. They spread lies that could hurt our fragile world, nearly brought to extinction 150 years ago. But here's the catch: she was right about me. I have a niggling fear that she was right about my friends, as well. What if the Plaguers are right about the people in charge? What if they are right about everything? This book is for all the Plaguers, the truth sayers branded and marked as liars, often hunted and sometimes forgotten. This book is for the girl who was right.

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Wilds | Donna Augustine

"What are we looking for?" Bookie asked as we traipsed around the old library on our way back from emptying the last of the bombs from the shelter.... "It's hard to explain exactly, but in the Glory Years, the were called Urban Fantasies." "What's that?" he asked, digging through a nearby pile. "Best bet is to look for a cover with a woman who looks like they're going to beat someone up. Maybe skintight black clothes that are really shiny."

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