The book of Zehn

The book of Zehn

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This new shit story is finally published. Honestly I started writing this book yesterday and now I dont know why I published it here because I kinda hate wattpad but anywho hope you enjoy speding your precious time reading this cus if you dont I will feel really bad for waisting your time. The tittle sucks I know cus I suck at titles so just deal with it ig. I would say dont judge a book by its title but then again I dont even know if the book is any better than the title so you be the judge. here we go. (lets hope I dont lose my motivation and stop writing this) READ BELOW MOREE Plot of "The book of Zehn" Marwa, a seventeen years old girl with mysterious powers of attracting bad luck, whp lives at a village in the middle of the desserrt, gets sold by her own parent to a group of "curers" as they think of her as a bad omen. Martha, angered at her family' betrayal, makes a plan to escape before being taken by the hunters. Hamda, a high spirited girl, selled at a young age, travels as a servant with a group of curers who till now had been content wih her life. While she stays at a small village as guests she meets Marwa, the girl who is being sold to them. Khayra is an independent girl who is mostly paid to protect people as a bodyguard and by luck she meets Marwa and Hamda and even though she thinks they act very suspicious she agrees and gets employed by the two girls as a bodyguard and as a guide. Kaabera is a carefree and charismatic girl who goes along with the group after she is accused of being a thief and as a way to hide from them by convincing them with empty words which the girls stangerly fall for. The story of four girls who meet by chance and together they set off on a journey where they try to find the Book of Zehn in order to solve their own problems.
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