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Dark Days
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Ongoing, First published Sep 12, 2021
Aria lives in the war-stricken country of Axion, where the awful ruler Hanlios does all he can to ensure his people follow orders...or else they will be taken in the night to who knows where.  Hanlios knows everything that happens in his kingdom. One false move, one foul word, and you are as good as dead. No one comes back after they are taken. It happened to Aria's friends. It happened to Aria's cousins.  Is she next?
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