The Farang

The Farang

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The Farang by Mile Mitrov, is a historical romance novel set in XVIth century Thailand. It's a story about the adventures of Miguel del Blans, a Spaniard who has been washed up on a beach after a huge storm. How will this strange and wonderful new land treat him, will he be welcomed or will he face hardship? Guided by his sense of honor he discovers the beautiful nature of the country and gets to know the local people. When a strange girl named Pinky crosses his path his life takes on a different purpose. He has to fight to protect his new home and to protect the royal family and above all, the princess.---------- the Prologue is just to give a little background on Miguel, so for a true enjoyment i recommend starting directly with Chapter 1 and jump straight into the action and excitement. :) more chapters are coming your way so be sure to come back to it.
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SPEEDLINES 2 Two years ago, Joong walked away without a word, leaving Dunk with unanswered questions and a heart full of pain. Now, Joong is back in Thailand. Colder, and carrying the weight of choices he can't undo. Dunk isn't the same boy he left behind either. He's built a life without Joong, one that doesn't have space for the past... or so he tells himself. When their paths collide again, buried feelings and unspoken truths resurface. Can they face the storm of what was left unsaid, or will the distance between their new lives keep them apart for good?

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