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Complete, First published Jul 13
Selios was only a shepherd boy with a voice the sea seemed to remember.
He sang at the shore not for gods, but for something deeper-the ache of being born with longing in his bones.

What he didn't know was that the sea was listening.

Thalor, a forgotten sea god, abandoned by time and worship, rises from the depths when Selios's voice touches something ancient in him. Their bond is slow, tender, and forbidden-a love carved in starlight and sorrow.

But love between mortals and gods is never left unpunished.

As fate demands sacrifice, Selios must choose between the boy he was and the god who would cross eternity for him. And when even death cannot silence his song, the stars remember what the world tried to forget.

 A tragic and timeless BL tale of rebirth, devotion, and the kind of love that even gods bow to.
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