Ebook {Epub PDF} Dissidence by Jamie Canosa

Author: Jamie Canosa, Book: Dissidence (), Series: Dissidence in PDF,EPUB. review 1: We meet Kaleigh. She has had to learn t.  · “Dissidence” by Jamie Canosa. Buy this book here: Buy for your Kindle: Dissidence: I never do this in fact, I think this is the first time I ever have (I know, I sound like a horny woman trying to convince a male suitor that I am not “easy” but that I do, in fact, want to have sex on the first date heehee!!) I digress, I am going Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins.  · Dissidence is set in the US, over a hundred years in the future. After a nuclear war - World War III, I assume, since Kaleigh briefly mentions World War IV being a possible outcome of her /5(5).

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Author: Jamie Canosa, Book: Dissidence (), Series: Dissidence in PDF,EPUB. review 1: We meet Kaleigh. She has had to learn t. DISSIDENCE Jamie Canosa Chapter 1 Biting back a groan as I’m hauled to my feet, I refuse to give them the satisfaction of my discomfort. There may not be much left in my life that I can control, but at least there’s that. The unforgiving steel of the cuffs rubs my wrists raw, but I barely even notice. I had my freedom of choice “taken” away for approximately 24 hours, the length of time it took for me to read Jamie Canosa’s, “Dissidence.” I say my choice was “taken” because from the minute I opened the book until I read the very last sentence, I was consumed held captive.