Putting back the gods

Putting back the gods

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William was a typical boy. Everything was going good. Good grades, good life, good home, good family. But then everything changed. His uncle was killed by robbers and all he had left from him was a pen and some random trinkets. But soon with the help of his cousin harper, he finds out that the trinkets aren't so random after all, and that maybe they could lead to something great. Forced into the adventure of a lifetime because of one mistake, he uncovered the mystery of his uncle's death and realized that good isn't always good enough and he has to do somthing that seems almost imposible. He has to put back the gods, the gods he freed.
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