Warrior Nun
There are nun like them
Warrior Nun is for everyone that has ever questioned their life’s purpose. Set in the world of demons, lemon drops and free-willing ass-kicking nuns, the show is a call to action for us all. Ask the questions. Live in the moment. Love out loud. Ask for help. Accept your beauty.
About the Creator
SharonSharpe
It started with Bloody. He was a six-eyed heart monster that my 2nd grade brain conjured up to delight and terrify my peers. I am a fanfic writer (A03), an aspiring author, and hold an M.A in English.
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