The (Abridged) Absence of Complete Dark
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Complete, First published Aug 31, 2024
A world where magic lives and breathes in harmony with technology, Basodin is a place where, if one is not continuously given love, they become afflicted by the Dark: a mysterious malady that always seems to begin with the subject's decline of sight. This can be reversed if the subject is given a sufficient amount of love, to a point; once one completely loses their sight- a condition referred to as Complete Dark- there is no coming back, and they will die a quick death.

After growing up with emotionally absent parents, the inability to make friends, and a nonexistent love life, Yidarica wonders how she's made it 31 years without the slightest affliction. With the mindset that the Dark will come for her any moment now, she takes it upon herself to ensure she will never have to worry about this again, by finally finding someone who can love her.

This is a CONDENSED, INCOMPLETE version of the book. The full, complete version is available on my website (link in bio) and wherever books are sold (online)!

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(c) Michelle Rivera + Iridescent of Raynu. Yes, this book is copywritten, so don't copy me, as Missy Elliott once said.
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