Civil Blood
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  • Reads 1,633
  • Votes 62
  • Parts 28
  • Time 3h 8m
Ongoing, First published Aug 06, 2013
Palestinian teenager Lena Sarraf ends up on the wrong side of the tracks and is dragged into a life of militancy. She ends up rock bottom and can't figure which way is up and which is down. But when a Israeli boy stumbles upon her chaotic world, can she manage to overcome the difficulties and find happiness or fall even deeper?

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SAVING GRACE, LOSING LUKE

14 parts Ongoing Mature

Luke has everything going for him-a thriving startup, a close-knit group of friends, and an unbreakable bond with his mother. Free-spirited and optimistic, he glides through life with the ease of someone who believes every problem has a solution. But his world shifts when he meets a girl working in a pet store. Unlike Luke, her life is anything but easy. Her days are spent simply surviving, surrounded by animals who offer the only warmth she knows. She's disconnected from her family, her love life has shattered, and she's fallen into a pattern of merely existing, day by day. Drawn to her sadness and vulnerability, Luke feels compelled to help her and fix what's broken. However, As they grow closer, Luke begins to question whether love can heal everything. Can he fall for someone whose world is falling apart? And in trying to save her, will he lose himself? As their relationship deepens, Luke must confront the limits of his optimism and decide if love is enough to bridge the chasm between their two very different lives.