There's No Place Like Home • The Great Oz Knows Why You Have Come
How Very Resourceful • Pay No Attention to That Man Behind the Curtain
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| Kingdom of Rust: Oz |
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Author(s): Willows, M.A. |
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Comments: In a world where trauma and reality warp into a haunting nightmare, Dorothy Portegale is trapped within the cold, clinical walls of an oppressive institution. Her memories are fractured, her mind a fortress against the horrors of her past. Yet, when a new treatment, 'Compound Nine,' is forced upon her, the walls begin to crumble, and the gates of her buried past are torn wide open. As she journeys through strange and surreal realms, Dorothy finds herself lost in a kingdom of rust, where the landscape shifts between stark clinical corridors and a decaying, twisted world of ominous figures, twisted creatures, and eerie landscapes. Here, reality is not what it seems, and the line between nightmare and truth blurs beyond recognition. Faced with grotesque versions of familiar figures, Dorothy must navigate the path of her own unraveling, battling forces both external and internal. A wicked witch lurks in the shadows, a monstrous giant clicks in the distance, and the air grows thick with the presence of something dark and unyielding. Kingdom of Rust is a story of survival, self-discovery, and the harrowing journey through one’s own mind. With vivid, darkly atmospheric prose, this psychological fantasy will leave you questioning the very nature of memory, pain, and the haunting aftermath of trauma. |
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