Another randomness book.
Because apparently, nothing's more random than this cluttered mind of mine.
General warning: Possible spoilers abound.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
Because seriously, I just did.
Peace out,
Zoe (Or Thalia. Whichever.)
Cover...
So, here's to dropping off these covers I made out of boredom.
The title's not yet final (as I was thinking of something along the lines of FayeeeM 's Exaltation while I was choosing it xD), but.. yeah.
So this is Distortion, that original remake which was slightly based off of Eyes of Azure, although I'm not quite sure if the title's okay or if I should change it. (Maybe Deviation...? Eh.)
Oh, the plot for this one was sort of made by mashing up a lot of story ideas I'd had for a while now:
—Eyes of Azure Trilogy —Chronicles From The Void Series —The Liars' Game —Unheard Voices Trilogy
^^ Those were the fics I took and mashed together (two of whom are fanfiction trilogies), and made them all into this one horrendously dark-ish novel, Distortion. No, the tagline isn't there as a joke.
It will be a legit morals-questioning novel, and I'm excited for this. Unfortunately, world building and plot making is key, so it'll be a long, long, long time before I publish this. If ever the plot gets too detailed for one book, I'll probably stretch it out into a trilogy, though each book won't tell the same story twice from a singular point of view. They'll have different protagonists.
Anyway, here, have the probable taglines for this and possible sequels/maybe spin-offs!
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Distortion "The world is more beautiful through distorted lenses."
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Deviation "Deviating from morality's only beautiful in the beginning."
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Dal Segno "From the start, we mistook the ugliness of the world for beauty,"
