Valor (#1 Unorthodox Trilogy) (discontinued)

Valor (#1 Unorthodox Trilogy) (discontinued)

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"Our personality and being is what makes us aspire to shine and be who we are, and each step makes us want to sail further to find out if there really is something at the end of the horizon." - Valerie Brogen. Valerie Brogen has just finished Vicissitude – A day where a Citizen of Valor must have their entire memory erased, their backgrounds null and void, as emotions can truly kill. After experiencing strange dreams of a past life, she is led down a dangerous path, with only two options – live or revolt? Soon, she will find herself on a quest to discover what secrets her government, neighbours and almost everyone is hiding. But sometimes, the most dangerous secrets are the ones hidden within yourself.
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