Hestia's Daughter

Hestia's Daughter

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A girl with no true identity. Always called something different. Never did she have a true name. What she doesn't know is this. Names have a power. As a girl who gave herself a name, Avalon is on the run. Running from an abusive home, she hopes to find not only herself, but why she is here. With the help of her adoptive siblings, she finds herself and a new danger. It lurks at the school where she is, and it comes for vengeance.
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