No Place For Us

by Rachel Christensen, Daryna Yakusha, Ashleigh Z., Nadia Hutton, Eugenie Mora, Lyn Thorne-Alder, Neil Davies, Adam Clark · 2015

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They say love is for better or for worse, but what about when the worst has already occurred?

No Place for Us is a collection of eight love stories set in the least romantic place—a dystopia. Meet characters who can cope with viruses, zombies, overthrowing the bourgeoisie, and more, all while falling in love.

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These tales tackle a wide spectrum of couplings and characters that are sure to capture readers' hearts.

Featuring stories by Rachel Christensen, Adam Clark, Neil Davies, Nadia Hutton, Eugenie Mora, Lyn Thorne-Alder, Daryna Yakusha, Ashleigh Zavarelli

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adult
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medium · 215 pages
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