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Scythe
Immortality sounds like a dream until you realize it’s a nightmare without death. What happens when nobody ever dies, but somebody still has to pick who does? Neal Shusterman’s "Scythe" throws you into a world where killing isn’t just legal—it’s a sacred duty. And the teenagers training to do it? They’re figuring out fast that the job isn’t about power, it’s about wrestling with your soul.
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