Maria Clara
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María Clara, whose full name is María Clara de los Santos, is the mestiza heroine in Noli Me Tángere, a novel by José Rizal, the national hero of the Republic of the Philippines. Her name and character has since become a byword in Filipino culture for the traditional, feminine ideal.
María Clara is the childhood sweetheart and fiancée of Noli Me Tángere's main protagonist, Juan Crisóstomo Ibarra y Magsalin, the son of Don Rafael Ibarra. Although raised as the daughter of Captain Santiago "Kapitán Tiyago" de los Santos and his wife Doña Pía Alba, who are both native Filipinos, María Clara is revealed to have been the illegitimate daughter of Padre Dámaso, a Spanish friar, who coerced Doña Pía into illicit sexual relations.
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The Sister's hidden desires.
Philippines, 1967. Behind the solemn stone walls of St Mary of the Adoration Novitiate, three young women-Isabella Hilario - Villacruz (Sister Maria), Carmela Dulape - Morales (Sister Louisa), and Elena Rojas - Valderama (Sister Bernadette) - are bound by vows of piety, obedience, and chastity. Their lives are dictated by prayers, the tolling of church bells, and the ever-watchful eyes of Father Mateo Rivas and Mother Superior Agnes. Yet, beneath their habits and whispered rosaries, their hearts betray them. Isabella longs for Antonio Villacruz, a former seminarian and a man who ignites a fire within her that no holy water can quench. Carmela finds herself drawn to Rafael Morales, Her Childhood sweetheart who tempts her with poetry and stolen glances. Elena, the most defiant, cannot deny her desire for Manuel, a Soldier and the only man who has ever made her feel free. Their nights are filled with forbidden dreams-of lingering touches, soft moans beneath candlelight, and secret rendezvous beneath the full moon. But temptation comes at a cost. As they struggle between devotion to God and the men they love, they risk everything-their vows, their honor, and even their very lives. When their love is exposed, the punishment is harsh and unyielding. Humiliation. Fasting. Isolation. The only way to save their souls is to repent-or flee into the arms of the men who would set them free. But escaping a life dedicated to God is not so simple. Will they find salvation in love, or will their passion be the sin that damns them forever?Kumpleto
The Songs of Strife
A man's name is important and Salip Pulaco has more than one. He's been called a pirate, a savage, a fool, and sometimes a hero, but a changed man? Now, that one is still up for debate... Feared by his enemies and loved by his people, Pulaco must find away to protect not only his family, but also his own chiefdom as his enemies descend towards him-enemies that range from an ambitious rival datu, a fleet of Conquistadores with enough fire power to burn down his village, an arrogant and spiteful princeling, an undeserving Regent, and many more. While his allies include a mysterious headhunter, a hot-head brother-in-law and a mixed-bag of warriors. This is a story of one's Identity, one's Legacy, one's hunger for Glory, one's longing for Peace and one's dream to live Free. A fantastical retelling of a Filipino classic with a dash of magic and a whole lot of blood set in Pre-Colonial Philippines. Now on the Wattpad Recommended List- Cozy up & Connect and AmbassadorPh's Mythical Reads Enjoy! "Antonio Pigafetta, a Florentine navigator who went with Magellan on the first voyage around the world, wrote, upon his passage [...], a strictly accurate account that nonetheless resembles a venture into fantasy." -Gabriel García Márquez AUTHOR'S NOTE: This novel is a historical fantasy set in the Pre-Colonial times of the Philippines set before the novel, The Tales of Tikum Kadlum. This will be posted in RoyalRoad under the same username. [Under Editing] 2nd draft Disclaimer: Some character names, events and terms used in the story are taken from the pre-colonial times of the Philippines. But they are, in no way, accurate representation of the actual historical characters, events or exact translations of terms.Kumpleto
Sonless Mother of the Revolution
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Something More
Even my eyes are blind to see your face... Even my body can't move to keep you company... Even my life is literally on the line and my breath came from machines... I will help you... Yes you...obstinate sinner... I will help you regain hope and your faith in God. For I believe... That God has given something more to you... Just wait and see... ~Imee Therese Villaflor First fictional and inspirational original story written by Sir Gen of Gen-Rin! Hope you will like it! Something More Started: November 4, 2016 Ended: January 27, 2017 Book cover & Dedication to @Eastwind21jellyKumpleto
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Raging Storm of Seduction
Warning: This story contains mature themes, strong language & foul words! R-18! SPG content ahead! Reader discretion is advised! Completed!Kumpleto
El Filibusterismo (The Reign of Greed)
From the renowned Filipino reformist and national hero Dr. Jose Rizal comes a classic piece of literature portraying the grim reality of the backward state of the Philippines during the Spanish era. After the events of the first novel "Noli Me Tangere", El Filibusterismo follows the story of Simoun, a mysterious jeweller from America on a business venture in the Philippines. Widely known by the name "Black Cardinal", he earned his infamous reputation as a trader for his dark but unusually persuasive countenance, crooked morals, and unorthodox methods in doing business. To the regular folk, he is just another entrepreneur with a twisted sense of morality, but unknown to everybody, he is much more than just a mere opportunist he seemed to be. For beneath his dark glasses and silvery white hair, there lies beyond them a much deeper and darker persona...waiting for the right time to strike!Kumpleto
Makamisa: The Third Novel of Jose Rizal
Makamisa, or "After Mass," is the completion of the unfinished novel of José Rizal, which was written in Tagalog and set in the late 19th-century Spanish colonial Philippines. The story explores societal transformation amidst ignorance, oppression, rebellion, and the interplay of power. The narrative centers on the fictional town of Tulig, where the Church, the Guardia Civil, and the principalia exploit and dominate the lives of the common people. Padre Agaton, a corrupt friar hiding dark secrets, wields immense influence over the town, manipulating both spiritual and material aspects of life. Capitan Nicasio, the brutal military commander, enforces obedience through fear and violence, while opportunistic figures like Kapitan Tibo and Don Roman perpetuate the oppressive colonial structure. Francisco, the son of Crisostomo Ibarra and raised under the guidance of Padre Florentino, emerges as the story's reluctant revolutionary. Instilled with the values of a true caballero, he grapples with balancing religious piety and civic duty while leading a movement for change. Francisco finds an ally in Marcela, a cultured intellectual from Manila, whose engagement with the brewing revolution in Tulig strengthens the resolve for liberation. Superstition, falsehoods, and defamation plague the town, highlighting the tools used to subjugate the people. The revolution culminates in fierce battles, the symbolic downfall of the Guardia Civil, and the exile of the corrupt Spaniards. Yet, victory remains bittersweet as Tulig confronts the cost of rebellion and the challenges of building a just society. Rizal's Makamisa combines satire, drama, and social critique, questioning religious hypocrisy, political oppression, social elitism, and cultural mediocrity. It reflects on whether true freedom and equality can be achieved in a society entrenched in colonial structures, offering a poignant exploration of national identity and the enduring struggle for justice.Kumpleto
Philippines, 1967. Behind the solemn stone walls of St Mary of the Adoration Novitiate, three young women-Isabella Hilario - Villacruz (Sister Maria), Carmela Dulape - Morales (Sister Louisa), and Elena Rojas - Valderama (Sister Bernadette) - are bound by vows of piety, obedience, and chastity. Their lives are dictated by prayers, the tolling of church bells, and the ever-watchful eyes of Father Mateo Rivas and Mother Superior Agnes. Yet, beneath their habits and whispered rosaries, their hearts betray them. Isabella longs for Antonio Villacruz, a former seminarian and a man who ignites a fire within her that no holy water can quench. Carmela finds herself drawn to Rafael Morales, Her Childhood sweetheart who tempts her with poetry and stolen glances. Elena, the most defiant, cannot deny her desire for Manuel, a Soldier and the only man who has ever made her feel free. Their nights are filled with forbidden dreams-of lingering touches, soft moans beneath candlelight, and secret rendezvous beneath the full moon. But temptation comes at a cost. As they struggle between devotion to God and the men they love, they risk everything-their vows, their honor, and even their very lives. When their love is exposed, the punishment is harsh and unyielding. Humiliation. Fasting. Isolation. The only way to save their souls is to repent-or flee into the arms of the men who would set them free. But escaping a life dedicated to God is not so simple. Will they find salvation in love, or will their passion be the sin that damns them forever?
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