Lady Blue - Retail Sample
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imagine what might happen if the least powerful of us was suddenly imbued with powers beyond imagining. They say that with great power comes great responsibility. How many of us could really live up to that responsibility? Or would we all fall to the temptation of using that power for our own gain? Would we crumble under the weight of the responsibility, or would we rise to the challenge? Who can say for sure what they will do in any given circumstance unless they have been thrown into that circumstance? Perhaps Penny Preston might answer that for you. If, by chance you might cross her path one day, according to records, Penny disappeared years ago, although from time to time someone will admit to having seen her. Maybe former FBI agent Terra Montrose might help you find her. That is, if you can locate terror as she seems to have a cry for help. Penny Preston's life was not one you might envy. Unwanted and abandoned by her father, emotionally abused by her alcoholic mother. Barely tolerated by a series of her mother's boyfriends, Penny nonetheless managed to survive into high school at just 16 years of age £50 overweight, with a bad complexion and poor clothing, Penny had been dubbed PP by her schoolmates. The emotional abuse she suffered at home was nothing compared to what her peers put her through each and every day at school. Pennies, blessing and her curse was her grades, which had earned a special scholarship to an upscale private school. For her, Penny was smart, way too smart to fit in with those She desperately wanted to fit in with her grades, and her love of history had, however, managed to win her a spot on the overseas class trip Penny's mother certainly could not have afforded to send her. But a lifetime straight. A average caused a local business to sponsor her. This, too, had been a blessing in a curse. Penny had a mad crush on Brad Thatcher, the school's super athlete, and everybody knew it. The blessing for Penny was that Brad was on The trip to the curse was that she was the only poor kid there and thus had been singled out for still more abuse by her peers. The trip had gone from bad to worse for Penny, and eventually it brought her to a sorry pass, she laced, sobbing her heart out at the bottom of a mudslide somewhere in the far reaches of the Scottish Highlands, a slide that she could not climb back up. How had she come to be there? It's not so hard to guess, really. She had been mooning over Brad Thatcher and not watching her footing. One of the girls tripped her, and she fell down a steep hill. The other girl had not even bothered to see how far she had fallen. As Penny fell, she grabbed the turf. But it gave way and turned into a fair landslide, eventually depositing her unconscious body beside a great slab of freshly uncovered stone. She was not missed until after the group reached the hotel later that evening. The others were long gone, and it was dark when Penny regained consciousness with a pounding headache. She tried to climb back up to the footpath, but her leg was hurt and the fresh mud kept slipping away from her feet. Penny called and called, but no one answered. She was thousands of miles away from home, Lost, heard, terrified, cold and miserable. She laid her bruised cheek against the hard stone slab and let a long, incomprehensible whale of heartbreaking anguish escape her battered lips. Ah, uh, by some strange, inexplicable quirk of fate, pennies, Whale awakened something that had slept for long ages. She was startled out of her misery by the sense of a vast presence near her pennies stop crying and shrank away from the stone as that unknown presence probed her mind. There was a clear, demanding question, but Penny could not understand the language. Suddenly, the presence vanished as quickly as it had arrived, leaving Penny alone with her misery and feeling strangely empty inside. A few moments later, the presence returned, and the sorrow it carried was so great even Penny could not grasp the measure of it.