Waking Up

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Reads 38
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Parts 3
Time 23m

crisis drama fantasy fiction romance war wardrama

"As war tears her country apart, one young woman struggles to find her place in life."

I'm a slow writer/updater with a busy life. English is not my native tongue, but I do my best and also have a lovely proofreader checking my writing :). I'm always happy about feedback, especially constructive critique :) Thank you for reading! 
If I use weird word choices, please tell me :D
The map is hand-drawn and a cast was added. I consider adding illustrations later on.

Chapter 1 is proofread/edited so far.All Rights Reserved

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