Wicked Are The Saints

Wicked Are The Saints

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We were wrong to believe them. So wrong. Nothing we have been told up to this point has been the whole truth, nothing. They told us what we were doing was right, convinced us with sweetly whispered words that drove us onward. Alluded us with false images of perfect worlds, of bright futures bathed in purity and righteousness, a world where we were the highest order of beings and like children we were fool enough to believe them. Maybe that's being a bit too harsh, perhaps I'm being to cynical, after all, we only were children then weren't we?
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When I was a little girl, I believed in fairy tales. I believed in princes and princesses and knights in shining armor. I believed in forever and happily ever afters. I was ten when reality hit me. My mom brought the evil home with her and there was no escaping it. That's when I learned that fairy tales were just that: fairy tales. The bad stuff is real, though. The difference is that I now know that the monsters and evil villains don't always wear capes and ugly scars. No: most of the time, they appear normal. I'm drowning in reality, in my life, and I've given up hope that a knight in shining armor will rescue me. But maybe... maybe I don't need a Prince Charming after all. Maybe a knight without the shining armor and a broken smile will be enough to save me. *Please note this is only a five chapter sample of the published book.

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