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A little girl in a big world, getting taken advantage of in every way, in every situation. From the grasps of what she thought was a loving and nurturing background and thrown into a venomous and dangerous elitist society, Flower works her way through her understanding of her world and slowly begins to realize that the elite rule everything. But when they take a sudden interest in this simple girl, questions and violence ensue. Can Flower push past fake identities and dangerous distractions to pull herself out of this situation. And, more importantly, does getting elitist support always mean you survive?

It used to be one perfect story, until everything started to fall apart. Will this be the spoiler of their own "The End"? A story full of betrayals, regrets and mistrust. A story full of twists and turns. Will it be a happy ending or just another happen ending?

More and more demons and monsters are taking over the Realm putting all the lands in peril. The King will soon seek the men of the land to protect his Kingdom but some, like the Duke of Greymoor, have no intention of abandoning their land to be pillaged and taken over in his absence. With his coffers almost empty, he decides to marry off his only daughter, a woman he cares little about except for her ability to provide him with riches through marriage. But there is an issue. She is not like everyone else. She is different and her father will go to great lengths to keep what she is a secret if only to save his own skin.

Can they survive the unknown? Can they survive the Mystery?

Not every feeling should be in speech with a voices.

Ares— a girl found and raised by Lilith after being rendered an orphan by happenstances. Although, she has her cards dealt to her unfairly, she has only one goal: to have a heart to heart conversation with the Creator. Together with her team of misfits she embarks on a journey discouraged by Lilith to meet the Creator. Will she succeed? Find out in this book fueled by sheer Boredom— Diaspora. [Y/N: Please give the book a try, comment and add to your collections too.]