The Ilustrada

The Ilustrada

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Paloma gets lost in 1898 where women are inferior to men. She crosses paths with Jose Rizal and the Ilustrados, realizing that fate has brought her here not by chance, but with purpose. Armed with knowledge far beyond her time and a spirit that refuses to be silenced, Paloma joins the revolution-not just as a doctor, but as a fighter and a soldier for women who have never been allowed to dream. Torn between a future she remembers and a past she must change, Paloma's presence could alter the course of Philippine history forever. Will she return to her own time, or will she become part of the revolution that reshapes a nation?
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[COMPLETE!!!] She went by many names: La Loba Negra, Bayani, Mabaya... ...but long has she abandoned the title of Mother. Amelia was a maid and bodyguard for her long-time companion Paloma. They both run away from their hometown to fight in the Philippine Revolution, letting Amelia abandon her adopted son. She understood that leaving was for the best, believing that he'd be safe. Years later, at the peak of the battle, she finds him in a war he's not supposed to fight in. ~*~ Sonless Mother of the Revolution is a novelette, set in the final years of the Spanish Rule in the Philippines. A story of a family that loved and lost, again and again.

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