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By Rachel Wehrli All Rights Reserved ©
BLOOD OF SALEM
BY RACHEL WEHRLI
PROLOGUE
In many stories, people who are special, who are different, think they are alone. They think they're the only ones. That's never true. There are always others, and they are always around, waiting to be found. They may not be just the same—but that doesn't truly matter, does it?
It's like being a bear and thinking you're the only animal in the world. But then you find out foxes exit, as well as fish, and mountain lions. The fact that they are a different kind of special from you doesn't matter. You're all different from each other. Which makes you just the same.
And everyone is searching for just the same. Everyone yearns to not be alone anymore.
Everyone just wants to belong. They want to be meant for something more—something special. The kind of special that they can be proud of. The kind of special that doesn't make them feel like freaks of nature. The kind of special meant for heroes and legends. The kind of special that makes others revere them as heroes and legends.
Everyone just wants to be their own hero among legends.
Supercow97: This was a very well written book and I found no grammatical errors while reading. The author's writing style was good and it made me want to keep reading. At times I was confused and I had to reread a certain section of the book a few times because I didn't know what the author was talking about...
Bad: The Setting was applicable to the characters, the readers can relate to the story.The author use the POV which the readers can feel, and the author keeps hook in every chapter and it will make you to rethink about everything.It was a hooking story, since from the beginning to the end, it has many...
N_F_G: This story was fantastic! It was really enjoyable, and the characters and locations felt real to me as I read the story! Celeste was an amazing character, who survived all her struggles, and I felt the author did an excellent job writing about suicide and self harm- in a sensitive, authentic mann...
