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Catching Fire (The Hunger Games, #2)

by Suzanne Collins

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Captive (The Blackcoat Rebellion, #2)

by Aimee Carter (Goodreads Author)

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“If leeches ate peaches instead of my blood, then I would be free to drink tea in the mud!”
― Emilie Autumn, The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls

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Brides — 6 members — last activity Dec 18, 2017 03:40PM
In a location known to very few, there is an enormous mansion grander than words can describe. With many floors and over a hundred rooms, any sane per In a location known to very few, there is an enormous mansion grander than words can describe. With many floors and over a hundred rooms, any sane person would think it a paradise. Its gardens are seemingly endless, its furnishings worthy of a Palace. Anyone would surely do anything to live there, wouldn't they? Well, that depends. Although the rooms are exquisite, their doors are locked. Although the mansion is an architectural masterpiece, hardly anyone sees it. Only the family that inhabits it, a few trusted servants and several dear friends know its location. Because the mansion holds a secret. Behind each locked door, a woman is trapped. The mansion is owned by the Wrenninford family. For years, the men of the family have kept polygamous brides. The practice was started centuries ago by Frederick Wrenninford and still continues. But the Wrenninford men see their brides as unfit for the outside world. They know that many don't approve of their way and may try to turn their brides against them or corrupt them. They also know that a bride may try to escape. It was Frederick who first decided to conceal his brides, placing locks on their chamber doors, transforming his mansion into a gilded cage, but over the years more security measures have been put in place and modern technology has made the mansion almost inescapable. Some brides are gifted by friends who know the secret; some are bought, while others are abducted, snatched from the street or even from their homes. Some are treated more kindly than others, permitted to select their clothes and make alterations to the decor of their suite. Some brides view their life here as a privilege, but others see it as a prison sentence. The endless gardens mock them, giving them a taste of the open air without truly setting them free. The walls seem to be closing in and the ever-present scent of flowers is suffocating. If a girl finds herself here, she will be surrounded by opulence and waited on like a Princess. But will that be enough? ...more

Brides 2: The Return — 25 members — last activity Sep 22, 2022 05:34PM
In a location known to very few stands a mansion grander than words can describe. With countless floors, and numerous more rooms, seemingly endless ...more

The Fae Folk of Elfame — 37 members — last activity Sep 23, 2021 05:08PM
Twilight creatures are the fae Rarely seen by light of day And never in the world of men Lest one's ne'er to be seen again Many dismiss the fair f ...more

Valentine Care Facility — 13 members — last activity Nov 15, 2019 07:27PM
Situated in the English countryside, away from the noise and commotion of the city, the Valentine Care Facility -- or VCF as it often known -- is with ...more

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Heaven on earth, or a living hell? A dream come true, or a waking nightmare? "Come with me." It's not a request, it's a command. Sometimes, they ar ...more

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