Pamit Mati (A Farewell to Die)

Pamit Mati (A Farewell to Die)

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A tale of a student soldier during the Indische Nederlander era. A student by bloodline, and a soldier by choice. Over centuries of oppression by the Dutch Crowns and East-Indies Trading Company. Through a mysterious plague that dooms the region even more, The Sultanate of Yogyakarta discovered a shocking truth behind Dutch colonialism. DISCLAIMER: This work is a 100% historical fiction. Casts might be inspired from historical figures, but they did not actually happened in the past.
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The elven kingdom of Tírnéth, weakened by civil war, is unable to ward off the threat posed by the mortal men of Carransii. For the first time in recorded history, foreign feet scale the Aghadh Mountains and tread elven land in pursuit of the most coveted thing in the world: The magic of the Misty Bog. Lying to the north of Tírnéth and governed by the Seelie Queen, it is a domain even elves are forbidden from entering. Even so, Princess Eimhir and her younger sisters make the journey to its border at the behest of her father, King Lorcán, in a desperate bid to preserve his legacy as the enemy closes in from the south. He entrusts his daughters to the care of his enigmatic Warden of the North, who holds her lonely vigil in the Grey Tower of the Wall of Devin. But in these days of war, Eimhir refuses to be passive. She will not be a damsel in distress awaiting the cold kiss of her enemy's blade. With her mind honed by the cutthroat politics of the royal court, she wields it like a weapon, but can she maintain her ruthlessness through the burgeoning feelings she holds for her protector? The book cover was painted by me. :) Content warning: violence, gore, explicit sexual content, mentions and depictions of death, grief, emotional manipulation/abuse, suicidal ideation, and indoctrination.

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