Monroe: Butterfly, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Butterfly is a haunting and powerful story about injustice, betrayal, and the silent suffering

of the falsely accused. Inspired by real-life events, this novel exposes a painful reality,

where perception outweighs truth, and one accusation can destroy a life.

Eighteen-year-old Davis Day was destined for greatness. A soccer prodigy with a bright

future, he had the world at his feet... until he is accused of an unforgivable crime.

Overnight, everything changes. His name is tarnished, his dreams are ripped away, and the

people he trusted turn their backs on him.

Davis is pressured into a plea deal he never should have taken. As the weight of shame and

isolation grows unbearable, he finds himself trapped in a never-ending nightmare with no

way out.

Butterfly is dedicated to those who have been wrongly accused and left unheard. It is a

chilling reminder that sometimes, the truth isn't enough... and the cost of dishonesty can be

a life.

Once a lie takes flight, there's no telling how far it will go.

Content Advisory:

This novel contains emotionally intense scenes, including depictions of sexual trauma, social

ostracism, and self-harm. These elements are portrayed with sensitivity and purpose, but

may be distressing for some readers.