The Girl Who Crossed the Line : All she wanted was to belong. Then, she committed an unforgivable crime... Paperback / softback

by Tikiri Herath

Part of the Red Heeled Rebels series

Paperback / softback

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Description

What would you do if you were an outcast, a stranger in a foreign land?

All Asha wants is to belong.

Born of families from two different races and living in a third, she's always the foreigner.

The day she commits a crime in a desperate bid to keep a friendship, her world collapses in a fiery crash. She is left to fend for herself at only twelve years old.

Will this be the end of her life?

Or is this the beginning of an unthinkable new one?

Shattered, formerly titled Beginnings, is the prequel to The Red Heeled Rebels suspense saga that brings you the thrills of Kill Bill with the blood thirst vengeance of The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo.

This series features a diverse cast of gutsy heroines who race across the world to fight for the lives of women still shackled by unimaginable horrors. And the villains pay. Oh yes, they pay dearly in the end.

If you like gripping stories with non-stop globetrotting vigilante action and complex twists that leave you at the edge of your seat, you'll love these books.

Pick up Shattered to go on a wild ride around the world without having to get a passport or even buy an airline ticket.

The Red Heeled Rebels series includes:

Prequel STORY: Shattered
Book ONE: Betrayed
Book TWO: Abducted
Book THREE: Exiled

Go to www.RedHeeledRebels.com to get the exclusive prequel to this story.

Praise for the Red Heeled Rebels Series:

Winner First-In-Category - 2019 Chanticleer Somerset Award
Winner in Suspense Category - 2018 New York Big Book Award
Silver Medal Winner, 2019 Excellence E-Lit Award
Grand Prize Award Finalist - 2019 Eric Hoffer Award
First Horizon Award Finalist - 2019 Eric Hoffer Award
General Fiction Honorable Mention - 2019 Eric Hoffer Award
Finalist in Suspense Category - 2018 & 2019 Silver Falchion Award
Honorable Mention - 2018-19 Reader Views Literary Classics Award