For years, Alexander Easton believed that his family was always in the way.
He always pushed these beliefs into the back of his mind, for he was determined to have the "perfect" life and a"perfect" family.
As impossible as it seems, he claims that he began to receive visits from a supernatural being.
This being, who he calls "Shadow," apparently possessed and manipulated him, making him responsible for the rape and murder of Courtney Parish, and the slaughter of his family, including his 7-year old sister, Meghan.
Before his trial, his attorney advised that he pleaded Insanity, in hope that the jury would send him for rehabilitation and a light prison sentence instead of a life sentence. ( which was almost positively going to happen )
The young 15-year old, to be tried as an adult, refused to plead insane, for he truly believed that this being, "Shadow," was real.
The boy, only at age 15, was sentenced to 4 life sentences, without the possibility of parole or bail. ( Not that anybody would be willing to pay for him to get out anyway... )
Now, for the first time ever, Alexander is willing to share the dark truth and share his thoughts with the public.
Prepare yourselves to hear HIS side of the story. Maybe, just maybe, some of the confusion and disbelief will clear up...
LeT'S plAy a GaME
With a new name and new life, Nathan must learn to fit in at an Academy of the Feral Investigation Bureau, or risk being sent back to prison.
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Escaping prison was only the beginning for inmate C41. Now on the run and going by Nathan, he's enrolled in an American Academy for training agents and joins the Feral Investigation Bureau, charged with hunting down criminals and sending them to the same place he just escaped. But after learning how blurred the distinction is between feral and non-feral, Nathan is forced to flee with his sister and his boyfriend, only to discover their safe house hides a secret that might cost Nathan his freedom.
Content and/or Trigger Warning: sex and violence. [Note: failed suicide attempt]
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