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    Prisoner of the New Republic
    
    Author: Jack Harlequin
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    (Added on Jun 22, 2014)
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     Mona was 25, beautiful, and happily married. Then everything changed, and she was branded a criminal in the New Republic. | 
   
 
 
   
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     Weighed
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    Average 
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    Highest 
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    | Reviewer: 
    Southernsub06
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    Oct 10, 2014 | 
   
   
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        Very good story but I had trouble following when the point of view changed or when the dialogue changed from talking to thinking. I liked the plot and the ideas presented in the story. (9/10) 
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    | Reviewer: 
    JimmyJump
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    Jul 28, 2014 | 
   
   
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        Good idea, badly executed.  Story starts off well though, with decent descriptions of Mona's panic attacks. The addition of the rape threats, made by leering stereotypes is a telltale sign of where things are gonna go: South.  Once we get to the hypnosis part, we're so far South we fall off the chart, while the author all of a sudden seems to have lost the abitlity to come up with some half-decent conversations. Instead of going at it like a seasoned pro, Jack-In-The-Box delivers a modus operandus akin to a failed car mechanic attempting to build a particle accelerator in his garden shack. Well, Jack had me kinda hypnotized, at least; moreso by the simpletonian structure of the hypno-wizard's thinking processes and stupefying manner in which he goes about things than by the great-googeli-moogeliness of the story. Hit the road, Jack, and come back with more and better... JJ (4/10) 
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    | Reviewer: 
    Piers
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    Jul 10, 2014 | 
   
   
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        In general, I liked the story. It needed a bit, though. It was good as far as it went, but why not add a description of the Concubine quarters as well? you touched on several things that could have enriched the story. I think you were focusing on the hypnosis technique to the detriment of the rest of the story. It started out well, but seemed hurried by chapter 3 (6/10) 
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