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    Under Ground: Under Ground
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    Under Ground: Under Ground

    By Alice Rachel

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    UNDER GROUND BOOK #1

    Love is a taboo, a mere fantasy—foreign, unreachable, and dangerous.

    Born in a society where women have no rights, seventeen-year-old Thia Clay holds little hope for a bright future. When Thia's parents sell her into marriage to elite member William Fox, she slowly gives in to despair. William is nothing but a cruel, selfish young man with no other interest than to serve his own.

    Born illegally and forced to hide from the authorities his entire life, nineteen-year-old Chi Richards is an active member of the Underground—a rebellious group seeking to overthrow the government.

    Chi only has one goal—to rescue his parents from the work camp they were forced into.

    Meeting Thia was never part of the plan, and neither was falling in love with her.

    If caught in their forbidden relationship, Thia and Chi could face a death sentence. And when devastating secrets surface from Chi's past, Thia has to rely on her instincts to make a choice that could save her or destroy her forever.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlice Rachel
    Release dateNov 24, 2015
    ISBN9781386526629
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