Tomorrow's Way

Tomorrow's Way

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Seraphine Blackwell isn't your average fifteen year old. She's been living on her own since she was seven, finding food and traveling around the countryside. Her mother died giving birth to her, and her father's mysterious death left her an orphan. But Seraphine is more than that. She's special. Though she has no idea how to control them, she has abilities. These abilities, she decided a long time ago, are dangerous. They've hurt people before, however unintentional. Seraphine hid them away inside of her, only now they've begun to brew, itching to be used. Almost eight years after the death of her father, Seraphine meets Them. The people who saved her life and taught her how to use her abilities to help others. She met people who were like her, people who had abilities. And she met Him.
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Long ago, there were cities where people had special abilities, far beyond what normal humans could do. For many generations, they protected their world from evil, standing strong and unbeatable. But one terrible mistake changed everything. Someone from within betrayed them, or maybe it was a spell gone wrong, or a promise broken. This mistake brought a powerful curse upon their people. The curse doomed the 20th generation of these guardians to die early and mysteriously, no matter how strong or special they were. Now, their children-the 21st generation-are left to deal with the heavy burden of their parents' past.

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