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<p> <em> Symbols of Hope follows the tales of the ReneGod; the leader of the Rebel Army and a symbol of hope-- destined to lead the Marked-ones (people born with the mark of slavery) to the Free-Lands. A place far from the merciless rule of the Five-Land's Kingdoms and their power-hungry Kings. </em> <em> Symbols Of Hope </em> <em> is an adult fantasy fiction novel, with extremely dark and graphic content which may upset the reader. </em> <em> Umm, think Berserk, Spartacus and GOT rolled into one humongous spliff laced with I don't know-- some kind of drug you would probably find in the church of Satan (not DBZ) or at a serial killer's anonymous meeting or convention... </em> <em> Anyway, it will definitely take you for a ride into a savage hell.... But it's also filled with plenty of philosophical profoundness and morally righteous values (Whatever that means...) </em> <em> Yeah, just read it and let me know what ya think. Oh, and did I mention it gets DARK?...Like VERY DARK. LIKE.... Umm, yeah, just DARK! </em> <em> </em> <em> The 4th installment of books in the SOH-U "ReneGods" series. The story of Niyeighty, "The White Phoenix" tells the tale of a girl with magical healing abilities and a traumatic past, who pursues love, while struggling to lead an army of marked-ones (slaves) to freedom. </em> </p> <p> <em> <strong> Book I: Suffering </strong> </em> <em> Chronologically, the 1st book of the 4th installment of books in the SOH-U "ReneGods" series. </em> <em> Niyeighty, wants what she's never had, a family. Sure, there's Mother Nora and the other kids in the orphanage, but it's not the same. All she wants, is to wed Segfried (the love of her life) and to have his children and grow old with him. </em> </p> <p> <em> However, her dreams are shattered the day of her 14th Dark-Sun (when the moon blocks out the midday sun, signifying the end of the previous cycle of seasons and the beginning of the new). </em> <em> The events of that day, changes her life forever, and sends her on an agonizing journey of healing and self-discovery; and places her on the path of a righteous cause. A cause that's more important than her selfish desires, but demands that she becomes more than she is, if she is going to see it to the end. </em> <em> But there is one problem. Is there any room for who she was, and what SHE wants? Or must she give up everything, and forsake her dreams of family and true love? </em> </p> <p> <em> <strong> Book II: </strong> </em> <em> <strong> Scars </strong> Chronologically, the 2nd book of the 4th installment of books in the SOH-U "Renegods" series </em> <em> Niyeighty, now a member of the Rebel Army and wanted by the Five-Land's Kingdoms; must stay on the run and evade capture. But that's not the only challenge she faces. Living on the battlefield as a woman, gaining the respect of her fellow soldiers and mastering her healing abilities are just the beginning of the obstacles she must overcome. Her real battle is overcoming and healing from the trauma of her past. </em> <em> However, she soon realizes she's not alone on her journey of healing and self-love. And sometimes helping others heal, is the best way to heal yourself. </em> </p> <p> <em> <strong> Book III:Sacrifice </strong> </em> <em> Chronologically, the 3rd book of the 4th installment of books in the SOH-U "ReneGods" series. </em> <em> Now ReneGod, (the leader of the rebel army and a symbol of hope for the Marked-ones) Niyeighty must find a way to succeed where her predecessors failed. She must lead the rebel army and marked-ones to the Free-Lands. However, it's easier said than done. </em> <em> With the entire force of the Five-Land's Kingdoms descending upon her and her army of rebels, death seems inevitable. And if her 3 male predecessors failed, what hopes does she have at succeeding? </em> <em> Carrying the burden of leadership, whilst still refusing to let go of her own dreams, Niyeighty has a choice. To pursue her selfish desires and secure what she has always wanted. Or to sacrifice it all in the name of the cause. Either way, she must make a sacrifice. </em> </p>
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