Author

R.N. Rook

Nazi Assassins

Whichever way you read that; you are correct.

A Proud Nazi-SS family

Officer twin Brothers both serving

Highest ranking orders for activity on the family's home grounds causes familial contention

Horror of the demands for them to do to their own, yet non-Aryan, German countrymen

Struggling ideals and conflicted convictions of twin officers

The ease to do the same to ones agreed impure

Atrocities of the camp, chilling even soldiers' resolves, yet not enough for them to end

Monsters, in disguise of imagination and folklore, preying on soldier, regardless of rank

Inhuman experiments, of echoing screams' torment, immortalized in a legacy later ashamed

Genes, of pure and polluted alike, pursued to awaken, failed or perhaps successful

Beliefs old, of another time, followed devoutly

The humanity of the hypothetical monster

A tragedy of parental devastation

A tragedy of a nation's mistake, necessary to remember, to prevent its repetition

Author

R.N. Rook

Wayward Monk: Vengeance Bound; Deliverance Found
(Explicit)

A single perp, in a single night, destroyed his life

An emotionally stunted and an emotionally surfeit balancing one another

Mentor equally being the mentee, and reversed the same

Resistant hearts warmed

Bleak futures slowly brightened

Broken bridges mended

A destroyed life further devastated

The return of an urban legend turned nightmare

Brotherhood's reunion brings organizational terror

Sacrifices made

Broken brought home