Shadow of the Wind

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Reads 116
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Following the tragic loss of the people he held most dear, 12 year-old Simon Montgomery Carlton South sets out to visit a strange person by the name of the "Shadow Blower." Through this his life will take a drastic turn traveling from the not-so-steady reality seamlessly into a alternate world where he can carry on. With the strange assignments the Shadow Blower gives him he paradoxes between two-worlds. The things that holds him back the most, the memories of loss, of loneliness... are now his only thoughts of this world. With a will of fire he sets out now trekking to a dangerous domain, the fabric of the universe.All Rights Reserved

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