Grimm

Atlas. Ask anyone who lives there and they'd say it was the most idealistic city to ever been built. The epitome of peace. But that peace is cracking slowly, the tension is rising and the thin veil of so called peace is being pierced by the threat of rebellion.

Ashlynn-Rose Bloodsworth isn't who she claims to be, but no-one questions what they don't know. And as a citizen in Atlas, she has been promised safety. Let's be honest, Ashlynn was never truly safe, and that becomes more apparent after her mother's untimely death.

When the boy she had only seen in her troubled dreams shoves her into a whole different side of Atlas, she comes to terms with who she really is. Magic, mystery and secrets are what this reality is made up of, and Ashlynn willingly accepts the challenge. It's time to reintroduce the suppressed side of modern day society. The mythical, the magical and the supernatural.

Book one of The Secrets of Atlas series.

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Warning; this book will contain strong language and the mention of suicide, cutting and a short indirect story of rape, read at your own risk.

Anything in this story is completely made up by me, if anything or anyone resembles an object or person in real life it is by complete chance.
This will also be a bit cliché, if it resembles any book in reality then it was also a complete coincidence, unfortunately, I haven't read every book in the world, I'd love to be able to do that.