Amelié Reaper.... Let that soak. She's heard it all but her name is not the subject matter at hand more like a blip in the evermore pressing matter that is her sanity. Amelié otherwise know as Ame (pronounced amy) is an above average exceptional young women who decides to display average tendencies to "blend". She had no problem with it. Its just the repetition to the non worthwhile end that menist her everyday thoughts. I guess in a way you can say being "average" was the issue. The girl could no longer take it, having this constant "there must be more" feeling was good for no one especially not for the exceptional. So she left. Meet some unsavory characters. Discovered some questionable powers. And in turn realized if she was gonna do this thing might as well do it the right way.

There is a world that is different from ours, but is really quite the same. In that world glows a place so special, that it is sometimes referred to as Wonderland - the Wonderland of Crime. Wonderland, in actuality, is a tiny country called Shade. Shade is special in the way that its laws are drastically different from the rest of the world. Other countries regard Shade as the center of all corruption, a paradise for criminals. Children are warned to never end up there. What secrets will be uncovered? How many friendships will be made? How many relations broken? What miracles shall be witnessed? Warning/Spoiler Alert: There are unconventional/untraditional elements in the story. Example: Polyamous relationships. The female protagonist ends up in a reverse harem (romance between one female and multiple males). If that is unacceptable to you in the fictional world, I suggest you do not call me out on it as I wish to keep it that way.

Audra has to deal with old friends from the past while being introduced to new ones. On the way she even falls in love a couple of times and lands herself into some possible supernatural trouble why is she such a problem magnet. She gets help from her friends while her bestie's go through drama of there own.