The Mercy of Birds
by
Milan Morning
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The home of the Spencer was torn apart by a gruesome incident of murders committed by the only daughter of their family, Clementine, who stabbed her own father and a delivery boy that accidentally stumbled upon the scene. After undergoing arduous trials and legal battles, she was deemed not guilty by reasons of insanity and was sentenced to be institutionalized in a psychiatric hospital, in addition to promptly being disowned by her mother and brothers who now harbored a profound abhorrence of her.
Eighteen years later, Cameron Crane, Clementine's second younger brother made the decision to take over her guardianship as she was no longer viewed as a threat, but his endeavor was all his own and without telling his other brothers of the fact that their father's killer was coming home with him, he swore that even if he had to cross what remained of his family, he was determined to understand what really happened that day.
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Thank you so much for clicking on this book! I've been a huge fan of the found family/brothers conflict/older brothers trope for a while and finally decided to write one of my own.
There are many details in this book that required me to do a lot of research, such as topics about schizophrenia, legal matters, clinical treatments, etcetera and I admit that most of them are not perfect, so I accept all constructive criticism that will help me improve this book in the long run.
I hope you enjoy the many pages to come.
I send my love to you,
whoever and wherever you are.
Sincerely,
Milan.