The Deathsinger's daughter (redo)

The Deathsinger's daughter (redo)

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A redo of one of my old books. This one will be much better. Addison Voltaris was young but more than ready to fight for her clan. She may only be sixteen but that was old enough for her. She had a reputiation she had to live up to. Her father was the Deathsinger, the Voltaris leader and the man that so many feared and she looked up to him. She was raised in harsh conditions and taught to fight from a young age, at least ever since her mother died... she learned to endure the pain and push through, instead focussing on the war and everything that it held, the risks... and the potential victories... but no one ever plans for the unexpected... Azreil Nestoris was the son of the Tidesinger... or he was supposed to be. He rarely saw his father but when he did he was usually too stressed to talk to his son. Azreil was raised by his mother most of his life until he was put in the war with his father to kill the Deathsinger's daughter. The next Warlord... or so he thought.
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