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The Shadows
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Ongoing, First published Sep 26, 2016
Mature
Fawn was born at the wrong place at the wrong time. After the birth incident, she was left with things nobody could explain. No human on Earth knew, how and why it occured. She was born with supernatural powers. 

Every scientists around wanted to investigate her. She was placed in school, students called her a freak and she was strange. Out of anger she used her powers to hurt the students. She was placed under goverment property. She is being tested and trained there. 

She is kept in the shadows to protect people. 

What if she doesn't want to be property anymore? What if she wants to get out the shawdows? How can she accept the fact that she's not normal.

Authors note: If you watch the Netflix series, "Stranger things", this is kind of based of that. I'm not copying everything from the show, but I'm using things from the show and making it in my own way. It inspired me to write the book.
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