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The Iron Heart

ReneValerianoOjeda

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Reads 249
Votes 12
Parts 12
Time 49m

ReneValerianoOjeda

alternateuniverse ancient-greece ancientrome apollo greece greekgodsandgoddesses greekmythology priam trojan troy

Apollo, the Olympian God of music, poetry and art who goes on a dangerous mission to bring down a wicked empire. Fueled by a bitter and painful past, Apollo and his allies face grueling tasks that will challenge his resolve and strength.
This novel is based on the random stories by Homer, Hesiod's Theogony, loosely based on the ABS-CBN teleserye, The Iron Heart. But this is a fictional AU novel.All Rights Reserved

alternateuniverse ancient-greece ancientrome apollo greece greekgodsandgoddesses greekmythology priam trojan troy

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A Gift from the Gods

A princess born before her time. A warrior in search of immortality. Both humbled by circumstance. *Structured around the 2004 film's sense of romance and dynamic character change instead of the traditional tale from Homer.