The Dusk of Dawn

The Dusk of Dawn

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An adventure that begins with the death of Abronze Lasbender, who rumours to have the power that controls others' fate. Centuries after the famous event, the 'Great Raid', some people hide secrets, some hide powers, while others who are brave enough might dig out what's hidden beneath the world- or how it seems to be. A tale about true courage and friendship. Written by 'Undergrowth', co-written and edited by Nyssa H.K. NOT COPYING or IMPERSONATING 'Undergrowth', this is BOTH OUR STORY. This story wouldn't even exist without her- I'm just editing.
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Every generation bears the sins of the last. When Anastasia is forced into a marriage she never chose, she becomes bound to Killian-a man feared for his silence as much as his violence. To her family, the union is protection. To him, it is justice long delayed. Every vow is calculated. Every act of devotion hides a blade. Killian has waited years to dismantle the family that destroyed his own, and through Anastasia, he finally holds the thread that can unravel them all. But fate has a cruel sense of irony. The woman meant to be collateral begins to matter. And the deeper the bond between them grows, the more impossible his revenge becomes. Because some threads, once pulled too tight, cannot be cut without blood.

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