Neptune's Blessing

Neptune's Blessing

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Kairi Nakamoto, the captain of her notorious pirate crew is a bit cruel and ruthless, only interested in making money and being the best pirate in all of Wyntil and Quenta. Her well-trained crew claim to be as tight as family. But their abilities, and trust, are tested upon the arrival of Joshua Winson, the crown prince of Edrane. When the King sends them all on a quest to gather an important artifact, the question remains of if the crew will continue their deadly reign or find themselves swimming with the fish. Contains graphic violence and strong language
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When seventeen-year-old Lexia Palm stumbles into another world, she finds herself in Xeonnusta, a dazzling kingdom of marble streets and golden banners, ruled by a king adored by all. To the people, King Zylon is a savior, a man who ended war and ushered in an age of peace. To Lexia, he seemed like the only light in a land she didn't understand. But beneath the crown's shine, something festers. Beyond Xeonnusta's gleaming streets, whispers of creatures branded Kantarrok -beings of evil magic - patrolled in the darkness and shadows. The king calls them a threat to human peace. As Lexia is drawn deeper into the illusion, she begins to see the cracks forming beneath the crown. The rot consuming Essubis is far more than a disease. It's spreading through minds, through hearts, and through the throne itself. Now, she must decide what she truly believes: the perfection she sees, or the corruption she can feel. Because the deeper she looks, the more she understands -every paradise hides its own kind of Rot.

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