Jenny Voss built her name arguing that voluntary servitude was a market for the desperate dressed up as a market for the free. She was brilliant at it.
“The unbearable possibility that the truest version of yourself is the one you would never have chosen.”
The Bureau, a month-long undoing, and a woman certain she understands what will be done to her.
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