THE GODS THAT WALK EARTH

THE GODS THAT WALK EARTH

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She was funny and she knew it. She was strong and she knew it. She was different and she knew it. She was the lost Jumal and she knew it. She was Matahari Bulan and she knew it. ---------------------------------------------------------- Left without parents after a day she chooses not to remember Matahari has lived by herself most of her life. Elaborate schemes and white lies the only thing keeping her out of foster care. She vowed to never love again, she kept to herself sticking to the train regime her father created in order to handle her powers. She succeeded in being unfound until one night when she saves a women from a burning building. Then everything changes ... A/N - HALLIE HERE I AM THE AUTHOR OF THIS BOOK. I AM ABSOLUTELY AWFUL AT WRITING THESE DESCRIPTION BUT PLEASE READ. XXX
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