2 Works by Candy_Al3
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One night, when my phone didn't have enough battery left to distract me from my bad thoughts, I realized I had enough stories to write a book.
Shame has been my faithful companion for as long as I can remember.
And so has Belén's. A girl who begins telling us her story at six years old, and who we'll follow every step of the way. She'll tell us, from her own perspective, what her life is like and, above all, how she carries it: from a contradictory family, caught between religion and vice, to a hostile school where she'll have to learn to survive on her own. With the help of her wild imagination, maybe she'll manage to come out of it all in one piece.
Or maybe she's just putting off the inevitable.
In the end, what's worse? Not thinking about the bad things, or thinking about them? Spitting out the poison, or swallowing it whole?
Neither way wins.
But you have to choose.
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“If someone had told me a year ago, ‘Hey, Lola, you’re going to move to Oregon with all your siblings, to a town that not even God in all His glory knows called Gravity Falls,’ I would have brushed off the teasing and walked away.”
Leaving boarding school behind to move into Grandma Susan’s cabin was already a drastic change for Dolores, but the real challenge begins when she discovers that the town has only made her visions worse. What were once vague fragments have turned into clear and violent warnings.
Desperate to prove to everyone that she’s sane, Dolly decides to venture deep into the forest with a group of local teenagers who share her status as outcasts. However, danger lurks not only in the underbrush: a three-sided entity and a red-eyed demon watch from afar, feeding on the prophecies she herself sketches in her notebook.
In a corner of the Pacific Northwest where the dark cults of Nockfell seem to have taken root beneath the Oregon pines, Lola will have to figure out whether her visions are a warning to save the world… or the exact blueprint for unleashing the end of days.