Altered World: A Girl Named Trouble

STORM, an unorthodox orphan from a backwater town, has always been regarded as one thing, and one thing only: Trouble! Storm a.k.a “Trouble” wants nothing more than to free herself from the walls she’s trapped in, and find a place she can truly call “home.” However, when push comes to shove, she must decide if solitude is a good price for her freedom, and if a “home,” whatever it may be, is worth. More

Her name is Storm, but in the walled town of Aureole, everyone knows her as Trouble!…

Storm is a young girl who wants nothing more than to live a reclusive life until she can free herself from the walls, no, the cage, all who have forsaken her have trapped her in, which, hopefully, will be sooner rather than later. Only there’s one problem: Everywhere she goes there seems to be nothing but hapless trouble waiting for her, and let’s not forget her uncanny tendency to make it double.

But this time, she will do it right. She will stay out of trouble. She will not be stupid or pessimistic. She will get out of Aureole, or, so help her, she will die trying.
However, things might not go as planned when, Brick, the evil head of the Crowne, asks for her personally. Not only that, but there are a lot strange new visitors in Aureole, not all them bringing good intentions. Among them are two brothers whose friendship might quite literally kill her. And in the woods that she has dubbed her home, something is very wrong.

Pandemonium reigns in the young life of Storm, and, given a choice, it might just get worse. How can she choose between deficient and dreadful; inferior or unpleasant. How can she decide if a home, whatever it might possibly be, is worth all the suffering it seems to entail. How can she know if trust will lead to bliss or more agony.

Join Storm on this thrilling tale of survival, perseverance, and utter infamy as she rediscovers who she is and what life is really worth. And be ready for the penultimate decision, leading to the shocking finale. But be weary. If your running with Storm, you’re looking for trouble.