histórias de Vioent

Rosaline Jandie was in 10th grade when the accident happened. No one knows exactly what happened, all that they know is that somehow- she got Amnesia. She forgotten everything about her life, Her personality was different, and soon her parents handed her over to her Grandparents (who live right down the road from her parents) because of all the stress they were under. Rose has forgotten everything and everyone in her life, but she remembers things that she learned (like 2+2=4 and the Civil War and such) and on top of learning what her old life was like, she has people acting coldly to her for no particular reason. She is known as the "quiet girl who used to be popular but forgot everything and now she beats up bad guys and saves the day and blah blah blah" And ontop of all of these things, she has a guy who she absolutely dispises who just decided that he was going to be her friend. Oh joy.

Alice McCormick is a 16 year old girl who is ridiculed and hated in her Arizona town of Break Thriven, where the people are near-murderous after a seriously traumatic event that happened in the streets of that very town. Soon, Alice begins to see things that people say are not there, she has awful nightmares that are all to real, and her heart stops, with no medical explanation why. Her father is an alcoholic, and her mother is morbidly depressed, Alice has no friends, and she is contemplating suicide. This all changes when Alice is put on Landerwon, an alternate, civil war-torn universe. There are no civilians anymore, just the Landerwon Special Forces, and The Resistance. Alice meets people in the latter she respects like brothers and sisters, and Alice prefers this place to home. But the very existence of Landerwon, and herself, are called into question, and the hallucinations become hard to distinguish from reality. Alice must find the truth, with help from Tibbar and Ecila, her team, and some very strange pills. That is, if she isn't killed first. Dedicated to Ryan Kwasnicky, Lewis Carrol, and the number 69. Thanks for reading, voting, fanning, all that stuff. More writing incoming. Enjoy.