Villainspointofview Stories

Annie Axel, one of the not-so-good guys in the first book of "The Adventures of Mahogany Lynn and Blayde Nashton," tells her side of the story in the pyramid of Time's Eye.

This story is simply to teach terrible crooks to be excellent and infamous villains. Rufus Dunwich believes that there are far to many terrible villains, who do nothing but get caught. Every single time. Rufus must explain in every detail how to become an incredible and unforgetable villain. That is, when he isn't caring for his daughter, and doing 'heroic' acts at the hospital he works at. 'War does not determine who is right. Only who is left.'

What happens when the hero turns into the villain? We've all seen the new heroes point of view. But what about the villains?