โ Scribed by Brenda Hiatt
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We're going where??
Kira's life in Nuath is getting better and better. She's a rising star on a prestigious sports team and the guy she's been crushing on has just started to notice her. When her parents announce they're all moving to technologically backward Earth for the good of their underground Martian colony, Kira is aghast--and furious. The last thing she wants to do is leave Mars to "blend in" with inferior Terrans. Worse, once there she'll be expected to make nice with the new Sovereign, a girl no more fit to rule their people than Kira herself. When Kira is offered a chance to undermine Sovereign Emileia, she leaps at it.
During the past year, the life Sean O'Gara eagerly anticipated has crashed and burned. He was excited to move to Jewel, Indiana. Excited to take his place as the destined Royal Consort of Princess Emileia, a girl he'd fantasized about for years. But nothing turned out the way he expected. Emileia...
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Edited with an Introduction and Notes by Rosemarie Morgan with Shannon Russell.
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