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    Kai's Heart

    By Renee Mackenzie

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    About this ebook

    The time has come for the Resistance to take back control of New America from the Anointed tyrants.
    Growing up the daughter of a Resistance Army General, Kai Brodie’s focus is keenly on the upcoming Revolution. So how is it then that she can’t take her eyes off the beautiful Anointed guard?
    Kai’s journey to the sanctuary of the cave city, Karst, is fraught with danger, lessons, and... Rachel Hart’s amber-gold eyes reflecting back at her all of the unanswered questions about the true goals of the Resistance.
    Can Kai break free from tradition and find love in the arms of someone her upbringing tells her she should hate? Can she protect her love from those who hunt them? Will Kai and Rachel survive the battle over the fate of their beloved New America?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAffinity Ebook Press NZ Ltd
    Release dateMar 1, 2018
    ISBN9781988549200
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