Not My Home Anymore

Not My Home Anymore

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Victoria Greyhold and her Aunt and Uncle are moving into her grandparents home. After her Gran and Pops' death the house has moved into dissaray and they're there to restore it. Vic sees this as a weight on her shoulders, but as she stays in her childhood home she realises that those whispers and voices aren't only telling her something, they are trying to warn her of something. Perhaps her grandparents left Victoria one thing before they passed... But what could that something be, and why would her grandparents not tell her?
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After losing her father to his job, Victoria's life quickly takes a 180 when her mother marries a strange man just months after to her husband's death. Having been a minor at the time Victoria had no say in the matter when her mother decided that they would live with Mark in the the middle of nowhere. When the people she runs into start saying strange things, Victoria starts to assume the worst of her mother's husband. Thinking that they weren't safe she takes her mother and she runs for the hills...but time changes things and when things change, people change. Victoria finds herself alone and spiraling down a path of self destruction and what she had refused to believe continued to throw itself in front of her. Can she come to terms with the reality of the everyday world or will she follow her hero to his grave?

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