The Singing Sun

The Singing Sun

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"Do you see my smile? Because I certainly can't." On a far away world there exists a place where one half of the planet is eternally day, and the other is eternally night. A mysterious sun-god promises great powers to all on one condition; relinquish your emotions. The ones that do so become hearers, which huddle up in isolated temples called 'mirrors' and hear the voice of the god, as they devise newfound songs to further explore the powers this god promises. Rial was abused ever since she was little. She endured all the gruesome and disgusting torment brought upon her with the sheer purpose of keeping her younger brother, Mun, still within the realms of innocence and happiness. Years of exploitations and twisted willpower distorted Rial's mind to the point of psychopathy and insanity. Eventually Rial escaped her childhood hell, yet her past is not so keen at letting go. Then Rial meets a hearer. And thoughts of curiosity, hatred, and vengeance swirl around her head. Hey everyone! I'm Ibeart! This is my first novel so things may be a little wonky. I'm open to any comments or criticism. Enjoy the ride! Special thanks to @iloveyouyesterday New Cover! Thanks to @Rubrication Another Cover! Thanks to @FlowyAnna
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"Gods are immortal. This is a fact. So when the seventh god, Hul, did in fact die, killing himself in an act of confused desperation, his spirit of deity had to go somewhere to wait, ready to become divine once more. The waiting was supposed to be a simple exploration of what it meant to be mortal, what it meant to grow up in a loving family and live a joyous life, but unfortunately Hul's evil brother, the architect of his confusion and ultimate cause of his death, had other ideas." This story begins a decade or so before readers may first have encountered Enthel in my previous story, Hilrean Rite, and is set in the same world. It is not necessary to have read Hilrean Rite in order to enjoy this tale. It explains some world history, and introduces some characters met by Enk's daughters in the later story, Descendants, which is a direct sequel to Hilrean Rite and which I intend to publish after this one. This story contains references to: memories of domestic abuse, necromancy (the desecration of graves and raising of the dead to become slaves by the use of magic), slavery, misogyny, cannibalism, death and injury. There is no overt or gratuitous horror and the only violence described is minimal. The tale uses the words, mad, and madness, as setting-appropriate references to mental ill-health. Cover image is NOT owned by me

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