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First to Dance
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On a planet where artistic expression is shunned and belief in Earth results in imprisonment, Ayita dares to dance alone in her bedroom and she dares to dream of one day visiting the long-forgotten planet called Earth. What she doesn't realize is that someone is watching her, and he has even bigger plans in mind for her future.
Note: This novel contains non-explicit sexual content and a relationship that is abusive in nature. Discretion is advised before distributing this book to younger readers.
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