The Protectors

The Protectors

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What if the world we think we’re living in is only an illusion? A façade mastered by a group of every day citizens, living double lives in the safety of their homes, patrolling the streets in the darkness? A job passed down generation to generation, kept alive by granddaughters and grandsons? What if we’re protected from an evil we believe only in fairytales, by a group of people we don’t even know exists? This is a proposition that politicians would scoff at, and only a few scientists would even take the time to listen to. And really, we’re to blame for that. Or at least our great great great grandparents are. Josaline Gram has been a Protector for as long as she can remember, fighting an evil she was taught to believe in, when other children were told monsters didn't exist. And now their defenses are beginning to break. Before they do, Josaline intends to let the world know their mission, let the human race know what's been going on right in their back yards. But can she get it all down before time runs out?
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We were trying for so long to find normal that we forgot what it was. Forever we searched, we survived, we sacrificed, but in the end we had us. Us was a strange, very unlikely group of people. We didn't have much except secrets, sarcasm, and an endless amount of obstacles; but despite it all we had an epic story that was cut too short.

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