Star Splitter
A teen arrives on a ruined alien world and must survive a crash, a duplicate self, and a mystery gone wrong.
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Plot structure labels used: dual protagonists, alternating POVs, Before and After timeline, parallel storylines, intercut timelines, coming-of-age arc
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