My only hope

My only hope

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She was running through the forest as fast as she could, she didn't knew what was following her but she knew she had to run. There was a low growl coming from the left of her. The creature ran towards her and began to fight her. She screamed so loud that you couldn't hear her bones break. Nia Woods and Rufus Hunt aren't normal people, they search for mysterious creatures that no one believes in. Nia meets Lucie in the train. An old lady who lives in the woods. She said there were strange sounds coming from the forest, but she had never seen anything. The train crashes and Nia was the only one who survived. She thought, until she heard voices. Rufus and Lucie were screaming at her, she knew it. All she wanted was to find them. She followed the voices and found what she always wanted to find. But now she found it, she wished she hadn't. ( I know there are going to be many mistakes in this book, I'm trying to get them all out of the chapters.) (Cover isn't finished yet)
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