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Cicero lost his brother to racial hatred. Now, his brother-in-law wants to save him from the same fate, taking him by force to another place.
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Cicero lost his brother to racial hatred. Now, his brother-in-law wants to save him from the same fate, taking him by force to another place.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Susan Kalik
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