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    Milieu | Book 1: Cherished
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    Milieu | Book 1: Cherished

    By Artzenin

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    Lithium, and Nickel are happy, in love, and preparing to be parents. They are anxious to start a family of their own, but the young couple is forced to attend a community meeting, and fear it very well may be their last. They hate the division among their people just as much as their cousin races do. They could remain on Mt. Sinai, and endure another generation of injustice, and racial abuse or, they could make a choice to simply leave their planet, and start over fresh on another planet from away from Goreos Solar System.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 14, 2019
    ISBN9780359832811
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