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TSUNAMI; Wind
August 2, 2012
Summary:
Meet Midori Kawa's gang; a gang of seven teenagers all enrolled at Riverside Foster Boarding School. Each of them has a secret unknown to the others. They're left at the foster boarding school until Midori gives them a chance to leave. All of them leave for the same reasons; to leave their prison of a school behind and bury their pasts. But it turns out that their pasts are waiting for them, and so much more as they battle being found out by the cops, boarding schools, a mysterious force and a mysterious person known by the name of Captain . . . .
ShiroAmeiro
TSUNAMI; Wind
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This book has 5 comments.
AGirlCalledChive said...
on Aug. 24 2012 at 1:41 pm
It's really good! I want to read more, I didn't wanna stop. The only thing is grammer, but other than that it was great! Can you read mine? It's called Our People, the Werewolves.
ShiroAmeiro GOLD said...
on Aug. 16 2012 at 9:37 pm
Thank you so much! I have to admit, I was kind of nervous when I submitted this.
Ooooh, I'm loving this so far. I love how you describe anything. At first I was a tiny bit skeptical about repetitive ideas. You know, the mysterious rider on a horse? But as I kept reading, I can really see the uniqueness of your story. And you said this was your first draft? This is one pretty solid draft. Of course I'm not nit picking for any grammar, but still, pretty good!
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