The Monsters of March

The Monsters of March

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We all know of the Salem witch trials, but we don't know the real story of the Witches in Salem. The witch trials are the only documented screw up of the Witch Hunters. The Silver Sisters, were none to happy. You see, none of this is supposed to be a public affair. The Silver Sisters are the ones trying to keep the balance, enlisting the Witch Hunters to do the dirty work. Greyson Fox, for example, understands the need to protect human life, his family died doing just that. But when he meets Grace, a girl from Salem, he begins to wonder what he's really fighting against. Is he fighting against the Witches, or perhaps against something far greater than that, an ending even the Silver Sisters can not predict.
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Werewolves and witches have been at war for centuries in Lima Ohio. They are the towns sworn enemies. Of course only the people who are werewolves and witches know about this. The feud is in the shadows so both of their common enemies,humans, never kill them both. So remember all those stories you heard about witches and werewolves or the movies where the human falls for the hairy monster, or the witch learns to feel less magical and more practical? Well, they're all wrong. They're all completely inaccurate, want to know how I know that? Because I Rachel Berry know what it's like to fall for a werewolf, and let me just say, it's not like the movies.

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