MORTEM: Memento Mori

MORTEM: Memento Mori

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Nov 21, 2021
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Fiction
Mystery
Memento mori is a latin phrase which reminds us that we are mortal beings, but a suicidal boy named Hikari Charlievic takes this phrase differently and uses it as a justification for his endless suicide attempts that seemingly fails all the time. Even though it's always a failed attempt, will someone be able to put an end to his countless suicide attempts or his suicide attempts will finally be successful? This story involves real life mental health issues that most of the individuals are facing nowadays so please read with caution for there might be triggers. This is to raise awareness about some of those mental health issues in hopes of giving enlightenment to better understand individuals who suffers from mental health issues.
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•••••••COMPLETED••••••• Finley commits suicide, and instantly knows she's made a mistake. But now she is dead, there's no going back now. Or is there? If Finley wants her life back then she has to save someone from doing the same. All she has to do is agree, but there's a catch. She only has 14 Days and this boy, is Ryder, her school's most popular guy. How will someone Ryder never acknowledged before keep him from dying? Will she save him, or will she find something more? ----editing----- NOTE: This book has no cursing or anything of the type. It's marked mature because in my opinion suicide is a mature concept, and shouldn't be taken lightly. Amazing cover done by @luminouslyskyler

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