Humanity's Servants

Humanity's Servants

by Kainon Kincaid

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James Carthyst had always been a bit closed off, you see, he could talk to people, but he hardly ever needed to. Throughout his life, the only people he ever needed were his twin sister, Amy, and his girlfriend, Lis. Just like any other human, he had ups and downs, but for the most part, his life was great. Something has been bothering him though, and he didn't know what; up was down, left was right, and his mind no longer felt like his own. So when a group of women shows up to warn him of an imminent threat, his fear reaches a high. Days later his girlfriend goes missing and he begins to hear voices. With the police content to throw blame at the girl's abusive father, James must turn to the supernatural for help finding her. He isn't quick to trust his new angelic acquaintances but they may be his only hope of finding Elisabeth. With his sister, Amy, contentedly at his side and growing attached to one of the mysterious women, he dives headfirst into a mysterious hidden world dedicated to the protection of the human race. Join the twins as they go on a life-changing adventure in an attempt to rescue their best friend from an entity that completely controls the actions and emotions of other people.

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